Click Here to Read:  Eleanor Galenson, Expert on Children’s Sexual Identity, Dies at 94 By Dennis Hevesi in the New York Times on January 29, 2011.

Eleanor Galenson

Click Here to Read: Renaissance man was a people person (about the late Dr. Richard Karmel) By Mke Boone in the The Montreal Gazette on January 26, 2011.

Click Here to Read:  TV Review: In Treatment: Season Three – The New Patients By Kate Shea Kennon n the BC Blog Critics Website on October 28, 2010.

“The Incarnation of Humanism”

February 23: The bodies of expatriate Austrian writer Stefan Zweig and his wife were discovered on this day in 1942, the two having committing double suicide in Brazil. Zweig was popular during the pre-war decades for a broad range of work — over two-dozen novels and biographies, as well as plays, essays and criticism — and his death made international headlines. Many reports carried excerpts from his suicide note:

…But after one’s sixtieth year unusual powers are needed in order to make another wholly new beginning. Those that I possess have been exhausted by the long years of homeless wandering. So I hold it better to conclude in good time and with erect bearing a life for which intellectual labor was always the purest joy and personal freedom the highest good on this earth. Continue reading Stefan Zweig: The Incarnation of Humanism

Click Here To Read: Thinking out loud: Semrad treated mentally ill with respect as human beings By Sal Giarratani on the Allston / Brighton TAB  website on Feb 06, 2010.