The Relationship Group Seminar: Enmeshment
Originally emerging in studies of pathological family systems, enmeshment is a term that refers to a breakdown of boundaries between two members of the system in which closeness and separation are inappropriately organized. What ensues is an interlinked relationship...
The Men’s Group Seminar: Is Modern Manhood Burdened by Paradox?
The tension between traditional models of masculinity and contemporary societal notions of gender and role identity emerges as a salient issue among most of my male psychotherapy patients. Men are confronted with a persevering pressure to conform to gender stereotypes...
The Relationship Group Seminar: When Our Heart Wants and Our Mind Resists: Why and How We Push People Away
We’ve all been there — the very thing we know we must do or not do in order to maintain a relationship, attract a potential partner or resolve a conflict we somehow find a way to blunder. And what we feared ends up happening! In no other context of life is...
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