Whenever I read discussions of moral development or research results on stages of moral judgment in the counseling literature, I feel like I’m reading the curriculum for a Sunday School or a Sabbath School or even an assignment for an elementary school class in moral development in a parochial school! Certainly, moral consciousness/judgment as well [...]
On the day of the shooting of so many people, young and old in Arizona, I was submerged in an overwhelming wave of sadness, not only for the victims and their loved ones, but also for the shooter and his parents. My heart flooded with compassion for all those affected by this tragedy. In situations [...]
I was sitting here and remembering a couple of my clients early in my career, young children diagnosed with ADHD by the psychiatrist. They had all the classic symptoms, restlessness, inattention, one child was bouncing off the walls and climbing under chairs, would not sit still or pay attention. I called him over, he was [...]
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