Monthly Archives: September 2017

Fair Fighting Rules

Posted on September 29, 2017 by Dr Joseph Russo

I am often asked, “What is fair in the fights my husband and I have?” Let’s face it, every invention of man must carry some rules to help define it. Think of the operating manuals you get with the coffee … Continue reading →

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Enantiodromia – Moving to Extremes

Posted on September 22, 2017 by Dr Joseph Russo

Enantiodromia – or, how to play on the see-saw all by yourself. This article examines a number of subjects including Carl Jung’s notion of enantiodromia, cognitive dissonance, with a little Rogerian incongruity thrown in for good measure. As always, let … Continue reading →

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Depression Could be A Physical Reaction to Stress

Posted on September 9, 2017 by Dr Joseph Russo

Some theorists in psychotherapy have long held that depression is choice. To some extent, they are right insofar as attitude is a key determinant to overall mental health and well-being. William Glasser, pictured here, posited that depression could be recast … Continue reading →

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