A psychologist named Kimberly Young suggested in the mid ’90s that a new breed of addicts, those who had “internet addiction disorder,” could be emerging. Her research started a debate, which is still ongoing today, in the psychotherapy community. Inpatient/outpatient programs for treatment of internet addiction have been booming in recent years. Other countries, like… Read More»
In my last article, “How a Hidden Disorder Can Affect Your Life,” I wrote about a client named “Linda” whose boss referred her to us because of her difficulties with written and oral communications. In this article, I’ll finish telling Linda’s story about how she learned that she had a condition known as Auditory Processing… Read More»
Almost ten years ago, a supervisor at a manufacturing plant contacted us about doing a 360 Feedback process for one of his direct reports whom I’ll refer to as “Linda” in this article. Linda was a 49 y.o. female chemical engineer. Her boss described her as having “communication issues.” At the time he referred Linda… Read More»
Last week, I attended a presentation, “My Call to Advocacy,” by Jenson Larrimore at