The Case of Alan Hruby – Part 1

The family tragedy of Alan Hruby is a clear case of Favoritism. It happened in 2014, and as a major crime, was reported and reviewed by many television stations. During his high school and college years 19-year-old Alan Hruby, who…

Myth Busting in Child Psychology

Following are six popular myths in psychology that pertain to the way we view our children, how we treat them and how we raise them. MYTH  #1    THAT CHILDREN WANT OR NEED QUALITY TIME WITH THEIR PARENTS  (This myth has largely…

The Biggest Myth of All

In another blog I dealt with dispelling the popular myths and “tips” you see in tabloids about how to improve your life. But now let’s focus on one big misleading belief that concerns the way one should conceptualize life on a…

Family Therapy Using DOLIF

Traditional family therapy addresses all members of a family at once. There may be three, four or more people in the therapist’s office together to discuss the family’s problems. But this begs the question: How does therapy in the office…

A Family in Grief

A man came into my office and related that his wife has been diagnosed with a terminal disease. He said his children are teenagers, and since she went to hospital they will not listen to what he says, and while…