Written for Headington Institute (see original article here) Introduction Living and working across international borders is often an exciting, enriching,… Read more Challenges, Changes, and Transition
Healing from Trauma – Podcast
Last week, I listened to an episode of Dr. Mark Hyman’s Podcast, the Doctor’s Farmacy. Dr. Hyman is the Medical… Read more Healing from Trauma – Podcast
Consciousness, Quantum Physics and Psychotherapy
Reflections on a conference Consciousness, Quantum Physics and Psychotherapy at UCLA, December, 2015 Dr. Dan Siegel and Dr. Menas Kafatos started… Read more Consciousness, Quantum Physics and Psychotherapy
Digital Social Etiquette
In my last post, I wrote about how digital utilization has infected our lives, both inter- and intra-personally. In this post,… Read more Digital Social Etiquette
Digital Life and its Consequences: #iLife #phoneworlds
I just presented on the topic of Managing our Digital Lives (#ilife #phoneworlds) for a group of graduate students at… Read more Digital Life and its Consequences: #iLife #phoneworlds
New culture: Dumbphones versus Smartphones
This summer I spent several weeks in Mexico City teaching a class for an immersion program for psychology and MFT… Read more New culture: Dumbphones versus Smartphones
Artificially intelligent therapists?
Telehealth has provided people with more options in how to give and receive mental health services. According to the American Psychological Association, telepsychology,… Read more Artificially intelligent therapists?
Mental illness or auto-immune?
Spoiler alert for the book Brain on Fire – By Susannah Cahalan. The following is written for any reader but with… Read more Mental illness or auto-immune?
Freedom paradox: Chained by options
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wears the same style shirt every day. Why? Because it saves him time and energy (Harding,… Read more Freedom paradox: Chained by options
Do less to do more
The paradox of our times is that we have access to everything but often feel like we are not doing… Read more Do less to do more
Dr. Jennifer T. Young, Psychologist 