In a well-received book some years ago, a psychiatrist described his mother’s naked body being used as a card-playing table by his father and cronies. In a paper by a psychoanalyst-psychiatrist (Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, “The Sad Soul of the Psychiatrist,” early 1970s), it was stated that clinicians who treat children do Read More
A Psychologist's Thoughts on Clinical Practice, Behavior, and Life
Psychiatrists’ Families Aren’t Healthier Than President Trump’s!
January 6, 2018
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Meeting President Trump’s Double in a Princeton Club Bathroom
March 6, 2017
A week ago, in New York City, while standing before a sink in a Princeton Club bathroom, a powerful voice beside me boomed into the mirror before him. I looked up and saw a man with the image of Donald Trump. “You look just like the President,” I said. “Three people today have said Read More
On Donald Trump, Editors, and The Psychological Judgment of Politicians from Afar
August 16, 2016
It has long been accepted that it is improper for a mental health clinician to publicly express a judgment about a politician unless they examined them and had their consent to do so. Still, this disgraceful behavior is common.
And one must be especially careful when speaking with reporters though with some this doesn’ Read More
And one must be especially careful when speaking with reporters though with some this doesn’ Read More