by Ginger Kelson | Jun 29, 2026 | Blog
by Steven Spitz, PhD I. INTRODUCTION I have been extraordinarily fortunate to discover three activities in my life about which I have felt deeply passionate. Each arrived at a different juncture, and each became a lasting source of engagement, pleasure, and meaning....
by Ginger Kelson | Dec 29, 2025 | Uncategorized, Blog
By Eric MendelsohnThank you to Cara Maniaci for her invitation to write, and to Diane Malkin and Chris Nardozzi for their facilitation. I Writers contend with the tension between originality and indebtedness. This is the central claim of the literary theorist Harold...
by Ginger Kelson | Oct 29, 2024 | Blog
by Bari Smelson, LCSW, PhD After my six years of co-directing the couples therapy program and 14 years as faculty at WCSPP, I find myself reflecting upon what I have learned as a teacher, psychotherapist, psychoanalyst, and couple therapist. Stepping into one’s...
