Center for Teen Flourishing musings: CTF WTF
Mike GMy friend Sean and I have started the Center for Teen Flourishing (CTF) - a Lab for the 3pm to 3am hours.
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And yesterday we got this. “Therapy Needs To Get Help.”
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My friend Lenore Skenazy pointed me to Boardman. Great read.
Here are 3 blogs worth checking out:
- I’m Not Anti-therapy. I Am Anti-therapy Culture.
Boardman writes:
As Weill Cornell psychiatrist Dr. Richard A. Friedman wrote...
"Some teens are like Russia, hostile for no reason at all"
Here at CTF, we examine scholarship about teen flourishing.
But it’s really comedians like Jim Gaffigan who best understand.
JIMMY FALLON: How is the family?
JIM GAFFIGAN: It is great. By the way, how old are your daughters?
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