Eat, Pray, Love…then Marry OK, I have to admit it. I was pretty annoyed at the whole Eat, Pray, Love phenomenon. For those of you who missed it, Elizabeth Gilbert wrote a book back in 2006 about chucking her fabulous life in New York—bored with husband and all—and traveling the world in search of herself. ...

Divorce & Remarriage: What Would Tolstoy Say? Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.  That is, of course, the opening to Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina.  He wrote it in 1878, long before the divorce rate soared and family therapy became an industry. What got me pondering this was an article by Jim Cunningham, ...

A Teen’s View of Therapy After Divorce When my parents first got divorced, I was around ten or eleven years old.  I was old enough to understand the basics, but not mature enough to grasp the long term consequences.  I was soon thereafter sent to a shrink, *ahem*, a therapist, where for the love of anything, I could ...