My good friend and colleague, Matthew J. Dempsey, LMHC has developed a great video for his blog on the unique importance of validation to gay men. Matthew suggests how gay men can live most authentically in the pursuit of true validation within a hostile heterosexist culture. Some many of us find ourselves seeking positive affirmation… Read more »
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) – There are three types of the disorder Hyperactivity Disorder (HD), Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), & Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder – COMBINED TYPE (ADHD). The video below, by Healthguru.com, provides concise info on this disorder. ( CLICK RIGHT to view PBS FRONTLINE ADHD SERIES) Medicating Kids – FRONTLINE… Read more »
Well after the 25th anniversary of AIDS, there is still no cure, the rise of new infections continues to grow around the world, and stigma & ignorance around HIV & AIDS remains active in our society. PBS’s FRONTLINE – The Age of AIDS provides a historical & current perspective, global response, political indifference, prejudices &… Read more »
The Meth Epidemic takes an investigative look at the biological, social, and cultural impact that methamphetamine use continues to have on our country. It investigates the response of American policy & the pharmaceutical industry that appears to be in conflict in directly challenging the production, distribution, and sales of meth. Produced by PBS’ FRONTLINE, in… Read more »
My Linkedin buddy, Michael Ellenbogen shares his personal story of being diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease at the age of 49. Mike reports he began tracing his symptoms starting at age 39. In these videos, he discusses the disease, how it has impacted him, and what are the issues that are being overlooked in… Read more »
Jonah is a brave young man sharing his heartfelt struggle about life as a gay teen in America. In his own creative video, he shares his story with strength, courage, and authentic that is an inspiration for anyone who is struggling to find their sense of self in an intolerant and, often, hostile world around… Read more »
Dr. Dave Carbonell, Ph.D, Director at Anxiety Treatment Center of Chicago, demonstrates a belly breathing exercise that enables you to soothe the sensations of a panic attack and anxiety. Discover the common problem that sabotages your efforts to breathe during a panic attack and learn to overcome it.
UK clinical Neuropsychologist Nicola Gates discusses what effects can be expected during the three phases of Alzheimer’s Disease.
What does it mean to be gay and a man? The Butch Factor sets out to deconstruct the stereotypes that have divided the gay community between “straight-acting” guys and “femmes” for decades. It seeks also to share a conscious personal struggle that gay men endure in regards to social norms of masculinity and how it impacts them personally…. Read more »
How Will We Love, from the filmmaker and composer, Chris Brickler, explores the human experience of romantic love and the modern dynamics that challenge long-term commitment. In 2004, Brickler interviewed his grandparents, after their 63rd anniversary, with the goal of creating a family DVD to carry on their legacy.This insight into his grandparents lasting relationship – now 68 years… Read more »
Polo Jean-Louis, LCSW is taking an extended sabbatical with future plans of relaunching his practice in Nova Scotia, Canada. We thank you for your support in advance. Stay safe and healthy.
