Tag Archives: Richard Gottlieb
“Nobody Could Make Up This Stuff.” (Part I)
What would you do if you suspected that your best friend was a sexual predator? What would you do if it was 1998 and Jerry Sandusky was your best friend? When Bernie Fine, Syracuse University’s assistant head basketball coach, was … Continue reading
Breggin Conference 2013, and Why to Not Attend
I got a shock this morning. While checking out the latest on Facebook, I came across a post from Peter R. Breggin, MD, about the Empathic Therapy Conference 2013. Then I discovered that Dr. Peter and Mrs. Ginger Breggin have … Continue reading
Two Hearts on Whole Wheat
A year ago I met Richard Gottlieb at the Empathic Therapy Conference. Dick is a Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work and a really nice guy. In Hindu terms, he has risen to the level of sattva, i.e., calm goodness. … Continue reading
Surviving Psychiatry: A User’s Manual
Surviving Psychiatry A User’s Manual Anne C. Woodlen The great jazz bassist Ron Carter once described good jazz as a delicate balance of the predictable and the unpredictable. Too predictable and it bores the listener, too unpredictable and it … Continue reading
How to Complain: The Empathic Therapy Conference
Of her bout with CPEP, Ms R says, “This ordeal not only left my child traumatized, but me as well that I am now seeking a psychologist for her and myself.” When seeking a therapist after you have suffered psychiatric … Continue reading
Empathic Therapy Conference 2012
Dr. Peter Breggin’s Center for the Study of Empathic Therapy, Education and Living In partnership with ICSPP.org: International Counselors, Social Workers, Psychiatrists and Psychologists Presents The Empathic Therapy Conference 2012: The Power of Empathic Relationship with Critiques of Biological Psychiatry … Continue reading
Empathic Therapy Conference
This conference is an absolute must-do for anyone who wants to participate in real healing for people in emotional distress. Richard Gottlieb, MSW, and I will be doing a workshop on “Treating the Maltreated,” i.e., what professionals in the mental health field need to know … Continue reading
