I have finally gotten around to scanning and uploading a copy of my article “Investigating bias in psychotherapy with BDSM clients.” It was based upon my dissertation research in which I used an anonymous Internet survey to ask 175 BDSM clients and 17 mental health professionals about their awareness of biased and exemplary psychotherapuetic care […]
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, my panel Therapy 2.0: Mental Health for Geeks is up on the Panel Picker for SXSW. You may have already voted on the panels you want to see, but I still want to invite you to comment on my panel or to post questions on the Panel […]
The panel picker has launched for the 2009 South By Southwest Interactive Festival. You can feel free to create an account and vote or comment on the panels that interest you. You can also post questions directly to the people proposing their panels. The panel I submitted this year is called Therapy 2.0: Mental Health […]
S.F. Chronicle columnist Violet Blue interviewed me about my thoughts on cybersex, monogamy, and relationships for her “Open Source Sex,” column this week, “Is Cybersex Cheating?”. The full interview can be read on Violet’s blog. I wish I’d said a bit more about the feelings of emotional intimacy that can take some people by surprise […]
Last March, I had the pleasure of attending SXSW. During the conference, I attended a number of panels, but there were two, in particular, that I found incredibly stimulating and relevant to mental health. The first was Kevin Cheng and Coley Wopperer’s panel on Breakups 2.0. The second was Violet Blue’s Sexual Privacy Online panel which included Zoe […]
