Category Archives: 2015 Articles

Seduced by Swiping

Posted on October 19, 2015 by metta

By: Elizabeth Edge, LCSW, CSAT Vanity Fair’s article “Tinder is the Night” by Nancy Jo Sales speaks to the culture of quick hookups through online apps such as Tinder. One-night stands and quick sexual fixes seem to be what our … Continue reading →

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The Possibility of Change

Posted on August 4, 2015 by metta

by Laura McNulty, LMFT People often come to therapy because they would like something in their lives to change.  It might be a relationship, a feeling of disconnection, a creative rut, a harmful habit or a general sense of imbalance.  … Continue reading →

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Saying Goodbye

Posted on May 18, 2015 by metta

By Elizabeth Eiland Figueroa, LMSW   “Is your couch heavy?” a colleague asks me. She is buying my office furniture, and needs to plan how she will load it into her borrowed truck.  I think of all the emotional weight … Continue reading →

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Toss off a Song

Posted on January 7, 2015 by metta

by Claire N. Scott, Ph.D. A few years ago I had the following dream: I am in a line of people and we are all walking single file into a lake.  There is no hurry.  Everyone is calm and moving easily … Continue reading →

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