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Frank Pittman
Answers reader-sent questions on family and interpersonal
relationships. Nature of therapy; Advances by the sister's husband;
Husband's lack of interest in sex.
Imparts the wit and wisdom of a family therapist in response to
questions on the fine art of fatherhood, the hateful habit of smoking,
the aftermath of sexual abuse, and family secrets.
Offers witty and wise responses to a variety of questions. The
author discusses learning how to help people, therapists who love too
much, the truth about homosexuality, drifting slowly through life, and
the longing to be single.
Answers real questions from real people on psychological topics.
Whether therapy would help dysthmia, a feeling of not being happy;
Depression and spouses; Relationship with children after a divorce;
Staying married for the children's sake.
Presents the responses of a family therapist to questions on gender
in children, symptoms without meaning, how to spot a man-eater, the
trouble with turning day into night, and the longest-running
stomachache.
Presents family therapist Dr. Frank Pittman M.D. answering a
writer's question about sexual abuse accusations. Witch-hunting
therapists damage; Therapist's perspective; Pittman's advice; His note to
readers.
Gives advice on various psychological problems. How a
manic-depressive person could cope with a relationship; How a stepmother
could reach out to her stepdaughter; Advice for a woman who wants sexual
and romantic experiences before marrying; How to deal with one's
homosexual tendencies.
Features questions from readers on various psychological topics,
and the responses from the author, a family therapist. His thoughts on
body tattooing; How much substance abuse a relationship can tolerate;
Self-defeating behavior; The need for less mental health and more
manners.
Offers advice from a family therapist on a variety of issues. Planning a wedding; The unbearable anger of paranoia; The psychic costs of working with abused children.
Gives advice on different topics. Includes dealing with premature
ejaculation; Decision on marrying a boyfriend; Intervention in the
custody of a grandson.
Provides advice on raising children. How child raising has always
been the most important activity of the human animal, male or female; The
importance of hands-on fathering; Why the American culture needs more
parents, not more babies; What parents cannot expect from their children;
The ten commandments of parenting. INSETS: 21 tricks for taming children;
21 tricks for taming adolescents.
Films have long legitimized pairings of older men and younger women, but they're full of warnings when the situation is reversed.
Addresses chief executive officers (CEO) in how to handle relationships with their parents and achieve the equality with parents that many CEOs desire. How many of us in the presence of an angry parent become a child again?
Argues that being a father is life's fullest expression of masculinity, and questions if the current crop of patriarchal fathers will fare any better than the generation of fathers who were defined in terms of making money.
Psychiatrist, Frank Pittman III advises on how find the right therapist. From personal values to modalities of treatment, find out how to find the right fit for your individual needs.
Why men and woman cheat. Not all affairs are alike; some are even accidental.
