When the Familiar Becomes Strange
Psychotherapy and the Recovery of Perception James Tobin, Ph.D. Introduction Years ago, while watching Adrian Lyne’s 1986 film 9½ Weeks—a controversial and often provocative exploration of erotic desire and power—I was struck by a brief conversation that seemed...
Observing the Mind: On Vipassana (Insight) Meditation
Most people have had the experience of getting caught in their own mind. A thought shows up—small, almost forgettable—and then it begins pulling on everything else. One idea leads to another, then another. The body tightens, emotion builds, attention narrows. What...
The Unconscious at Work: How Psychodynamic Therapy Resolves Executive Burnout in Irvine
Psychodynamic Therapy Benefits for Resolving Executive Burnout in Irvine workplaces By James Tobin, James Tobin PHD If you’re an executive feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of leadership, you’re not alone. Executive burnout is something many leaders quietly face,...
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