The Stress Of Grad School Can Drive

I Spent The First Few Years Of My Life In A Smallish Community In Queens. Back In Those Early Days, Kids Could Roam The Streets With Relatively Little Supervision And One Place I Visited Frequently Was The Local Library. This Particular Branch Was Little More Than A Storefront But To Me It Was An Alternative Universe Where I Could Explore My Interests And Receive Kind, Informative Answers To My Questions From The Wonderful Librarians.

Therapist’s Dilemma: Those Who Need Help The Most, Run The Farthest From It.

His Experience And Training Should Have Taught Him That Families Are The Cauldrons In Which Violence Is Brewed. (144)

The Science Of Psychotherapy Is Knowing What To Say, The Art Is Knowing When To Say It. (36)

All Of Us Are Like Locks. No Matter How Strong The Bolt, There’s Always A Key Out There That Opens It.