“I hear what you’re saying, and I can see what I’ve done, but why don’t I feel it?” How many … More
Author: Leon Garber, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor/Psychotherapist, based in Brooklyn and New York, NY, with specialties in Existential Psychotherapy, Trauma Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
City Of Lies 2021 Movie Review: A Sacrifice for Justice — HipHop XXIV
The new film City of Lies chronicles Poole’s obsession, or descent into madness (depending on whom you ask), with police … More
Michael Shermer On Beating Bad Ideas with Better Ideas, Free Speech — HipHop XXIV
On episode 91, we welcome author Michael Shermer to discuss: Why and how humans come to believe in anythingOur difficulty … More
Mohamedou Talks The Mauritanian, Closing Guantanamo Bay — HipHop XXIV
On episode 90, we welcome author Mohamedou Ould Slahi to recount his imprisonment in Guantanamo Bay and working on the … More
The Myth of Self-Love: Why You’ll Probably Never Learn to Love Yourself and Don’t Need to
When I was a kid, I wanted to become the best. As is typical for a child who’s bullied, and … More
The Perils of American Exceptionalism: Review of The Mauritanian — HipHop XXIV
I’ve never been too frightened of horror movies because most of them aren’t realistic. The ones that terrify me are. … More
Paralyzed by the Fear of Uncertainty: Beginning to Overcome Debilitating Self-Doubt
Anxiety is a bitch. And the beliefs behind it are even worse. When people struggle with Generalized Anxiety or Obsessive … More
Cognitive Grit: Why Resilience is More About Thinking than Doing and How to Develop It
Out of the various mental health related issues I’ve dealt with, rejection sensitivity has to be the most difficult. We’re … More
Forever Notorious: Review of ‘Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell’ — HipHop XXIV
There was no one else like him. But, if you asked me a decade ago if I imagined myself someday … More
“If He Wanted to He Would”: Why Our Consolations about Rejection are Usually Unhelpful and Wrong
“If he/she wanted to he/she would” is the most overused and misguided phrase in consolation. By saying it, the person … More
