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The paperback version of my first book – “Life is a Brief Opportunity for Joy” is now available on Amazon.com. The terrific new cover is by Christine Sullivan, of cstudiodesign.  I hope you’ll take a look.  

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The new book is available as an ebook or paperback via Amazon and BN.com and as an ebook in the Apple ibookstore. Sorry for the wait.

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I was kidding around with some of the guys at my gym, tossing around the question – would you fight Mike Tyson for $3 million? One of them joked – I think he heard this on Howard Stern – that he’d fellate Mike Tyson for $3 million. He could spend the first $1 million on [...]

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2010 in review

The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level summary of its overall blog health: The Blog-Health-o-Meter™ reads Wow. Crunchy numbers The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 240,000 times in 2010. If it were an exhibit at [...]

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You can order it on Amazon.  It’s also available on bn.com. Drop by my office and I’ll sell you one in person, signed and personalized. You can even purchase it as an ebook for the Kindle or the Nook or iPad . Thank you, everyone, for your support of this project.

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The People’s Therapist now has fans.  Literally. I’ve created a “fan page” on Facebook. To become a “fan” please go to my Facebook “fan page” and click “become a fan.” Voila! You will subsequently become eligible for all the rights and privileges that befit a loyal fan of The People’s Therapist. Mostly, that means I [...]

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This blog responds to two BAD things and one GOOD thing about psychotherapy. First, the BAD things. It’s expensive:  I slide my rate down to whatever you tell me you can afford.  And I mean it.  (If you don’t believe me, it’s on my website:  www.aquietroom.com.)   I’ve seen people for $200 per hour and [...]

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The idea is to do something new. I do not wear Bill Cosby sweaters, or sensible brown shoes.  Or seem vaguely bored. I do not have a noise machine grumbling outside my office.  I work out of my apartment. I’ve been a patient.  That’s how I ended up a therapist. Welcome to The People’s Therapist. [...]

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