Posts Tagged ‘psychotherapy’

That’s an odd blog title, eh? But it is true~ I hesitate to add “Addiction” as the last word of this post title because there is such debate in the field about whether sex addiction or internet addiction exists. So let’s just say, if you are struggling with finding balance in your life, and things [...]

In Treatment is a series on HBO about psychotherapy. The show, now in season two appears to be a hit.  Gabriel Byrne received a Golden Globe award for his portrayal of Dr. Paul Weston.  It is Sunday and In Treatment airs tonight.  My colleague in the UK forwarded an article that appeared in today’s Guardian. So [...]

I posted yesterday on the Online Therapy Institute Blog about whether or not relationships online are valid or somehow “less” than the relationships we experience face-to-face.  My post spoke primarily in the context of psychotherapy, but I thought it an interesting notion to pose here.  What do you think?  Are relationships experienced online via chat [...]

I have maintained a private practice in Georgia for nearly 10 years, and  relocated permenantly to New Jersey in the spring. While I am licensed in New Jersey and New York, I have not offered face-to-face services in the greater New York area until now. My new practice is located in Rumson, NJ.  I am easily [...]

Have you recently discovered that your partner or spouse has been involved in sexual activity on the internet? Perhaps your partner has been having an affair or you are wondering if you may be in a relationship with someone who has a sex addiction.  You are not alone. Often, finding out is the toughest part.  You [...]

I have expanded my online counseling services with the creation of Online Therapy Institute and with a recent relocation to New Jersey, I have opened a private practice. My practice is located in Rumson, NJ, in monmouth county and on the Jersey Shore.  My office is but a train ride away from New York City which is [...]

I recently received my latest copy of Psychotherapy Networker and profiled in the Clinical Digest column is MindMentor, an online program that assists people in alleviating “dozens of minor psychological problems like insomnia, low motivation, lack of focus….in a single one-hour session.”  And, the cost claimed to be just under $8.00 per visit.   So does it work?  The creators, [...]