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The Wiggle
The Wiggle R. Cima, Ph.D. Editor’s Note: In this following essay by Randy Cima explains how he finally understood the concept of the Gestalt. My father, David West Keirsey, regarded himself as the last Gestalt Psychologist. Randy Cima, a student … Continue reading
The Logic of Madness?
What is the logic of madness? Why does genius sometimes go mad? Is it because genius has madness in it’s blood? Not likely. Neither blood or circumstance, has a hold of it. It appears looking carefully at its nature, one observes … Continue reading
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The Myth of Mental Illness, revisited
Excerpted from Dark Escape The Myth of “Mental Illness” Many medics and psychologists still claim that there are “mental illnesses” as well as physical illnesses. In the early 1960s Thomas Szasz unmasked the belief as the myth, and was promptly … Continue reading
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