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Barral came naturally to his vocation. "My grandmother was a healer, and I always liked to touch people," he says. Working as a physical therapist before receiving his osteopathic training in England, he discovered that each internal organ has a capacity to cause pain to the spinal column, whereas conventional osteopathic thinking assumed the opposite. "At the time nobody was talking about manipulating organs," he recalls, "but I kept seeing patients with aches and pains that I could relieve simply by kneading their organs...
...years after therapist Tera Abelson and cameraman Mark Wotton separated in 1992, they worked out creative doublenesting arrangements to enable both to continue living with their children. First, Tera moved into a tent in the backyard of their Massachusetts home. Later, she moved inside, and Mark slept in an enclosed porch. In 1995, after relocating to the San Francisco Bay Area, they were able to afford a large house in which they had bedrooms on separate floors. Initially, the children--Zoe, then 3, and Noa, 4--were oblivious to the separation. "The fact that Mark and I were parenting partners...
...dirty these days—I’ll send Calista Flockhart a teddy bear.) The best part about all this self-destructive behavior is that now we can play doctor and diagnose it! America has become pop psychology central—all of us can recommend a good therapist, self-medicate and blab about codependency, personality and eating disorders, depression, psychotherapy, serotonin, etc. with relative ease. And who better to practice on than these crashing-and-burning stars? Here are some recent case studies...
...opening my mailbox and pulling out the contents - bills, circulars, magazines, whatever. And when Sunday rolls around, it always feels like a non-day, because there's no mail. I know I'd get over the end of Saturday delivery eventually with the help of a skillful therapist, but I can't help but hope the USPS can find a way to avoid looming disaster...
ONLINE PSYCHOTHERAPY The Doctor Will See You Now For those who don't have the time or inclination for face-to-face psychotherapy, e-therapy is a promising alternative. Just as phoning one's therapist has become common, so too has trading e-mails. The earliest form of online therapy may have been Ask Uncle Ezra, Cornell University's 15-year-old automated mental health site, where questions are answered by university specialists. Now you can also communicate with a therapist through simultaneous chat, instant messaging or video. Based in Rome, www.psychoinside.it offers Italian speakers links and information as well...