Remember you are probably NOT mentally ill – just stuck and frustrated! By asking the right questions when seeking help. Like – How long are your sessions? Is this person in the therapy business or do they care about you? What makes the biggest difference in how fast you move toward feeling you are progressing […]

Like many Americans sliding into middle age, Kimberly McClain started worrying that her memory was beginning to slip. “It was little things. I couldn’t remember what I had for dinner the night before. I had to check to make sure I’d paid the insurance that month. I’d walk into a room and realize I had […]

This past June, I was invited to attend a unique conference held on Long Island, produced by Intergenerational Strategies, and based on a national model called, The Leadership Forum. Organizations representing Seniors and Youth, as well as many other civic groups, were in attendance. The discussions focused on the growing number of people reaching retirement […]

Some thirty years ago I was attending N.Y.U.’s Graduate school for Movement Therapy. When I asked the then Chairman of the Dept. what the underlying theory to all the courses they were giving us was, his answer was that there wasn’t any theory. Then he looked at me and said, “Deutsch, we hope you will […]