People who have decided to face their addiction have made a courageous attempt to reclaim their lives and cease self-destructive behavior. But stopping a single behavior does not usually end the disease of addiction.
Dr Donna MarksFebruary 12, 2021
When recently interviewed as a prospective guest on a podcast, the question of cognitive vs. emotive therapy came up. The podcaster believed that cognitive therapy was the only way toward healing.
Dr Donna MarksFebruary 1, 2021
It is no longer groundbreaking news to hear that there is a mental health crisis in this country, but it may surprise you to hear that this crisis is not limited to the approximately 20% of adults in the United…
Dr Donna MarksJanuary 28, 2021
During the 30+ years that I’ve been a therapist, it’s a rare case that family members are equally involved in the recovery process.
Dr Donna MarksJanuary 23, 2021
At the start of a New Year, many people feel motivated to change something. They start with a firm resolve to end a particular behavior or engage in a new one.
Dr Donna MarksJanuary 17, 2021
I recently read a book in which the author claims there no such thing as co-dependency.
Dr Donna MarksJanuary 10, 2021
About a year ago, I attended a publicity summit in New York. Hundreds of authors gathered to meet influential people in the press; morning talk shows, news, radio, and podcasts. It was an exciting but nerve-racking experience.
Dr Donna MarksJanuary 4, 2021
When we reminisce, most of us don’t recall stuff so much as we relive emotional experiences.
Dr Donna MarksDecember 27, 2020
When we reminisce, most of us don’t recall stuff so much as we relive emotional experiences.
Dr Donna MarksDecember 22, 2020
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