The first weeks of January mark the half year point in the school calendar. They become for some parents times of increasing apprehension triggered by their teenagers’ school performance.
Observations at home, reports from school and impressions about friends may lead to tense discussions between…
Teenagers in Trouble: A Family Therapy Perspective
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Therapy for Couples: The Relationship is the Focus
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Polly has been restless since her youngest daughter left for college. She has had trouble sleeping and finds she has less patience with her husband Ken. Brandon and Yvonne received news last week that their fifth attempt at in vitro fertilization has failed. Mick lost his job last summer as an industry…
About the Indispensability of Hope
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How often have I heard people in my office say, “I have lost all hope” or “We have given up hope” as a way of summarizing their experience at this moment: “We have no more energy to go forward”. People feel trapped, unable to move on, frightened by what inevitably seems to happen – to them, to a loved…
Fragmented Lives
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Expanding the Conversations at Princeton Family Institute
It may seem to be an odd time to start a series of occasional blog posts about life, about therapy, about individuals and couples and families, about relationships and health and well-being, and about everything in-between written…