Monthly Archives: December 2013

by Cliff Mazer, Ph.D. Submitted to Atlantic Magazine’s Anxiety Chronicles, Jan 2014 Who could possibly be more anxious than a neurotic Psychologist with an anxiety disorder? How about a Jewish Clinical Psychologist with anxiety and chronic insomnia? I’m sure few … Continue reading →

As this year Stardate 2013 ends I feel compelled, not by the power of Christ, but by my own overblown ego to say something important. Unfortunately I really don’t know anymore what is significant enough that it needs to be … Continue reading →

 Among the European nations, Germany is apparently the world leader in “people who eat people” (cue Barbara Streisand music). That’s right, you heard me correctly. I’m not referring to zombies or roving bands of Game of Thrones Teutonic barbarians chanting pagan … Continue reading →