Monthly Archives: April 2011
How much do you have to suffer before your insurance cares?
Or How sick do you have to be to get any help around here? For anyone who has worked in the mental health industry, the usage of the term consumer as opposed to patient or client is nothing new. Paul … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Depression, Mental health therapy, Therapy
Tagged anxiety, dandy therapy, depression, DSM IV, health insurance, illness, medications, therapy
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Grief and Loss. When you don’t know what to say.
We have all been there. Someone we know—family or friend—, or sometimes a complete stranger shares with us a staggering loss. It could be a death, a job loss, a relationship ending, a change in fortunes, or some other game-changing … Continue reading
Posted in anger, Anxiety, Depression, Mental health therapy, Therapy
Tagged Communication, counseling, counterintuitive, dandy therapy, death, grief and loss, loved one, mental-health, therapy
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But what is it that you really do?
Who doesn’t love that question? Especially the self-employed. If you are a creative professional it is even worse. “No, really. What do you do for money?” Is a common accusation leveled at freelance artists, musicians or even novelists. For a … Continue reading
Posted in Mental health therapy
Tagged American Dream, branding, dandy therapy, jobs, marketing, mental-health, Patton, psychology, self employed, stigma, therapy
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Therapy is Dandy! 