
A Woman of Valor: Janina, Co-Regulation, Transmission
“I didn’t marry you for your cooking!” our dad would routinely say to Mom, only partly in jest. But there was no question about his
The blog includes articles I have written over the last few years, as well as a weekly post where I share what’s on my mind, even if it’s an undeveloped idea that popped up when I was stirring a vat of cheese!
“I didn’t marry you for your cooking!” our dad would routinely say to Mom, only partly in jest. But there was no question about his
The first time I heard Bessel speak must have been in 1988 or 89. It was at the grand rounds of a small, local hospital
It was the end of 2019, I was awash in all the mixed emotions of my father’s death. And boom, enter the Pandemic of COVID-19. Abruptly,
Sometimes memory seems so mysterious and baffling. The other day, suddenly and seemingly quite randomly, I felt washed over by a “Maverick” wave of shame.
In the early years of the Millennium, it seemed as if the world was suddenly haunted by a dreaded and insidious enemy. It kind of
For some time I’ve been meaning to write a blog about the “Dilemma Without Solution” which is a centerpiece of my work. I consider it
Please receive my sincerest apology and regret for being late with the blog! It is an essential neglect issue and certainly a value and intention
As the US winds up for another presidential election, I find myself feeling exhausted and barraged by a seemingly elaborate industry of strategy and tactics,
I remember when the alcoholism field was budding and there was a bumper crop of pop literature about alcoholic families, a buzzword du jour was
Recently I had occasion to walk through the neighboring SF Mission District. For whatever reason, the mystery of memory, I found myself remembering a distant