If we acknowledge love science – love sense – we can move forward. We can move toward a time when ‘true’ love, being known, becomes simpler and easier and more accessible to all of us.

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Thoughts on Father’s Day

Father’s Day is always poignant for me because I was blessed with a wonderful, exceptional Dad. So I always want to deeply thank men like my dad, Arthur Driver, who never read a book on parenting, and not many books on anything at all… and so he and men like…

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Seen and Safe: Talk therapy as adventure and not a simple “chat”

In a world captivated by instant solutions, the ancient art of conversation often gets overshadowed. The prevailing notion that mere talk can't resolve issues has led many to seek alternative paths like exercise, meditation, or quick fixes. However, amid these trends, the timeless practice of engaging in meaningful dialogue remains a potent tool for self-discovery and connection.
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The Best Love Story Ever

Our stories about love are more than a little crazy. Romeo and Juliet is not a love story—it’s a three-day relationship between a 13- and a 17-year-old. It’s a story of infatuation, which is a word derived from fatuous, or “inanely foolish.” Gone with the Wind is not a love…

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