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“PLEASE AUNT LUCY, DON’T BECOME AN ADDICT!” Dependence Versus Addiction Aunt Lucy is 72 years old. Young to the core, she still walks with her girlish swagger to the barn in her worn and dusty cowboy boots and with one swing hoists her heavy western saddle onto the back of her prized mare. She makes … Continue reading
Music, Movement and Mood
Some years ago, I remember standing for The National Anthem at a college basketball game as a talented female vocalist belted out the song with no musical instrumental support. Nothing new really, except for I became acutely aware of my own body and noticed I was moving, almost dancing, to the song. My head nodded, … Continue reading Music, Movement and Mood
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“I READ PEOPLE” When asked what I do for a living I often respond with “I read people.” As psychologists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, addictionologists etc.. is this not what so many of us do? In expanding my interest in Neuropsychotherapy – the clinical practice of using what we know today about the brain and the nervous … Continue reading BLOG
