Barbara S Kane

Why, How does therapy work? NY Times: “For one thing, given that our psyches take shape through one-on-one exchanges, we’re likely set up to interact with a single person more openly and deeply than with any group. The pair is also inherently fluid and flexible. Two people can make their own society. When even one more person is added, roles and power positions harden. This may be good for stability but problematic for creativity. Three legs make a table stand in place. Two legs are made for moving.’ The quality of intimacy, your relationships are the basis of sanity. We all struggle with physical and psychic dilemmas related to the quality of intimacy in our lives. Whether they manifest in traumatic symptoms and residues, despair in one’s personal life or with partners, the sufferings tend to persist and live on, even intergenerationally. Everyone needs recogntion and acknowledgement. In therapy, people achieve their desired goals or even goals they did not know they had. Together we