The following is my contribution to Lois Einhorn’s book, Forgiveness and Child Abuse, Would YOU Forgive (Robert D. Reed Publishers, 2006). I was included because I was Lois’ therapist when her memories surfaced. Others among fifty three contributors include: Mumia Abu-Jamal, Patch Adams, M.D., Edward Asner, Rubin “Hurricane” Carter, Laura Davis, Thomas Eagleton, Albert Ellis, Lynne Finney, Linda Hogan, Daniel Quinn, Pete Seeger, Bernie Siegel, M.D., Gerry Spence, and Kenneth Wapnick. Autographed copies of the book are available at a discount through the author‘s website, http://loiseinhorn.com

This is a short description of the nuts and bolts
of how anxiety emerges into awareness, and why.
The process is quite dynamic, and largely out of
awareness, unless one understands the cues and
purpose of anxiety.--Written by a psychologist

This article discusses the phenomenon of pleasure in neuropsychological, evolutionary and clinical terms and explores and its possible use in the counseling process

This is an article about anxiety, what it
presents as and some of the dynamics underlying.
Anxiety is so common, that it often is not
recognizable as something separate from
depression, substance abuse or other conditions.
Written by a psychologist.

This is a short article on the commonalities and differences between anxiety states and paranoia.   A discussion is also offered about some of the etiology.

This is an article about the things people
unwittingly do that actually increases their
anxiety. Usually, these behaviors are in the
service of coping with their already-existing
anxity disorder, so it seems counter-intuitive
what people do. But they do...

This is one of a series of articles on the
symptoms and anatomy or anxiety. You would be
surprised at how many symptoms there are (thirty-
three listed in my ebook on the subject), and how
they manifest. This article outlines what is
available in another publication, which deals
with the subject in considerable depth.