We introduce the four-fold model of interpersonal relationships originally offered by Joe Luft and Harrington Ingham in thei…

In the first essay, I noted that our dreams are often recurrent. This is in part because we don’t seem to have learned an im…

Three psychologists (from different cultures) bring together an analysis of the Autumnal years based on different perspectiv…

We provide care (generativity) so that our children might remain hopeful and healthy. This deep caring enables us to feel wo…

Multiple priorities emerge at different times during specific developmental periods. These choices and priorities can lead u…

“The ultimate touchstone of friendship is not improvement neither of the other nor of the self. The ultimate touchston…

I believe that several important lessons can be learned from each of these exemplars—and these lessons can be applied to the…

Potentially one of the most important (adaptive) but quite controversial functions of a dream is to alert the dreamer to som…

When expanding on his initial focus on psychotherapy to the nature and dynamics of groups and even entire civilizations, Sig…

The fourth quadrant is filled with paradox and enigma. It provokes a convoluted question: “How do we know Quad Four exists, …