Call Me Doctor II. Perspectives in the United States on Holding a Doctoral Degree in Psychology
In the United States, the big issue concerns the distinction to be drawn between those with a Ph.D. and those with a Psy.D. …
Call Me Doctor I: The Status of Doctoral Degrees in Psychology
“Doctor” is a rich, multi-level word with a long history. This leaves it an influential, complex, and controversial term. Th…
Personality Disorders, Attachment, and National Trauma: A Psychosociological Approach to Psychodynamic Therapy
Can psychotherapy prevent fascism? We can only answer that question by exploring the dynamics of fascism and group narcissis…
Studio Nine: The Sleep Room
We asked participants to watch the disturbing movie, “The Sleep Room” which is based on the real-life Cameron experiments co…
Quantum and Caring: Presentation by Dr. Richard Lim
Dr. Richard Lim offers a video recorded presentation on the application of quantum theory to the processes of psychotherapy.…
The Assumptive Worlds of Psychopathy VIII: Embracing Shame and Guilt—Unraveling the Stigma Surrounding Mental Illness
In this essay we address both historical and modern perspectives of mental illness and how societies reject abnormal behavio…
The Assumptive Worlds of Psychopathy IX: The World of Aspirations
We have been living for many years in what has been termed the “age of anxiety”. This phrase has been employed by poets (Aud…
Psychological Perspectives on Israel during the COVID Pandemic: Table of Contents
“Loneliness is More Dangerous to us than the Corona” Table of Contents Issue Three: Psychological Perspectives …
Hope in Covid Times in Israel
“Squills Bloom in Dry Soil” (Ilan Sharif) Abstract This work was conducted as a phenomenological study to summar…
Group Therapy, Individual Therapy and Supervision Group in “Corona-Days”
The interview focuses on fundamental differences between group therapy, individual therapy and supervision group during coro…