I was fortunate enough this weekend to soak up a talk on memory, voice and writing by the inspiring and insightful Dennis Patrick Slattery, who I once heard speak, seemingly off the cuff, on Dante’s Inferno for about seven hours straight. (Okay, there was a lunch break in the middle of that one. But still. [...]

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The Huber way of analyzing family dynamics through the birth chart dovetails beautifully with attachment theory — and adds one critical dimension that mainstream psychology has so far only been able to lightly sketch out.
By my own definition, attachment is the ability of the child to develop a sense of security and self (or not) [...]

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In California, the hours you intern in preparation for licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist must directly relate to the way people conduct their relationships: It ain’t called “Marriage and Family Therapist” for nothin’. The state is markedly interested in perpetuating the stability of marriages and families. They don’t much care about your archetypes, [...]

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Astrologer Extraordinaire Joyce Hopewell challenged her blog-reading astrologers to come up with eight random things about themselves through the lens of a single aspect structure in their birth chart. So, because I can’t get it out of my head, I choose my irritation triangle, that red-green-green dog biting my chart in two along the MC-IC [...]

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