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Patrick D. Hahn is a genuine scholar of the history of psychiatry who leads us through the turns and twists of psychiatry’s struggle with its untruths from the Nazi doctors led by Ernst Rudin to the field of psychotherapy led by Sigmund Freud. It’s an endless tale of ignoring what people really suffer from–abuse and rejection in growing up, followed by abuse …
According to Jack Canfield, co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul and the Success Principle, “if you have a struggling teen or young adult you want to reconnect with at their essential level and have the relationship we all yearn for, make sure you read HOW TO GET YOUR SON BACK: 7 Steps to Reconnect and Repair Your Relationship by …
Ellen Kamhi, PhD RN, www.naturalnurse.com, interviews Lilly Cadoch, award-winning author of the book Busy Mom’s Cheat Sheet. Lilly is a certified Integrative Nutrition health coach, dynamic speaker and award-winning author devoted to helping busy mom’s and all caregivers raise happy healthy kids by teaching their children the tools to have a healthy body and a healthy mind. She has spent years …
The relish on my plate is Sicilian, a tangy blend of sweet and sour flavors. I can pick out some of the ingredients—eggplant, capers, celery—right away. I haven’t a clue, however, about the forces that came together to create this exquisite vegetable dish. Gaetano Basile, a writer and lecturer on the food and culture of Sicily, does know. He has …
Peter and Mickey begin the program with a case study in independent publishing: Seven Stories Press.
So Britain is out. Woo-hoo! Doesn’t that feel good? Well, in fact, for some folks it does. In particular, if you’re an unempowered bloke, lacking much personal sense of agency, and you’ve watched your world get whittled down bit by bit over the last several decades, the sense of doing something, anything – the sheer joy of authoring some real …
Kinds of Fools The “ontological argument,” a mainstay of introductory philosophy courses, purports to establish the rationality of belief in God on the grounds that to deny God’s existence is to make a logical mistake – because “God cannot be conceived so as not to exist.” The argument’s flaws are well known; but, even apart from that, hardly anyone has …
The December 27 edition of Warrior Connection was a discussion with author – investigative journalist Bob Koehler on PTSD and also peace- social justice issues based on his column for this week.
In 2010 the Greek state lost the capacity to service its debt. Put simply, it became insolvent and thus lost access to capital markets. To prevent a default on fragile French and German banks that had irresponsibly lent billions to irresponsible Greek governments, Europe decided to grant Greece the biggest loan in world history on condition of the largest ever …
“The discovery of truth is prevented more effectively, not by the false appearance things present and which mislead into error, not directly by weakness of the reasoning powers, but by preconceived opinion, by prejudice.” – Arthur Schopenhauer How do we decide what is correct and what is false in medicine and dentistry? In other words, how do we decide who or what …
