“Mr. Beaver, I manage an insurance brokerage in the Pacific Northwest. We have 15 employees, and ‘Frank’ was a recent hire. While excellent at his job, he is creating a never-ending sense of things ...

Is there anyone you know who is so addicted to drama that they leave you feeling like a flat battery? Someone who whirls in, erupts in chaos, dominates the space and renders you invisible as they suck ...

We all know someone who constantly seems to be the source of drama. As a therapist and psychologist, I've spent 20 years hopping the fence between being caught in the drama and observing it. "I often ...

Good drama relies on conflict and confrontation — but that is not true of good therapy. In fact, if you are trying to change human behavior, kindness, empathy and support are far more effective than ...

In response to spending the past year working on thorny, important, emotionally charged and intellectually engaging challenges, a question I asked myself as the year began was not about my goals or ...

Where there’s smoke, there’s fire—and where there’s constant drama, there’s a secret desire to seek it out. Many people may come to therapy when exhausted by the amount of discord that surrounds them.

“Mr. Beaver, I manage an insurance brokerage in the Pacific Northwest. We have 15 employees, and “Frank” was a recent hire. While excellent at his job, he is creating a never-ending sense of things ...

His tale of addiction and recovery had received the Oprah seal of approval. He became the author of the hour and, no doubt, a very rich man.