Ideas on Mental Health & Meaning

Men’s Health: A Conversation on Wellness

Happy Memorial Day.  On this day of rest that often signifies the start of summer, be sure to take a moment to contemplate the meaning of the holiday. In this episode of the Meaning Project podcast, Dr. Daniel A. Franz and retired Chief Petty Officer Joseph Paul...

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More On the Nature of Addiction

It appears I made a pretty big mistake last week - a "fatal error" as the people I work with in app development would say. I posted a NON-Podcast.  Apparently, there was just some noise, but no discussion on the topic. So I went back and re-recorded - HOPEFULLY BETTER...

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On the Nature of Addiction

How are you doing?  No, seriously, how have you been doing lately? It seems, to me, that a lot of people are struggling, or unhappy, or just plain having a rough time. I had a client ask me recently, "Is anyone out there REALLY happy these days?"  My initial reaction...

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Whole You: Mapping Wellness Inside & Out

I just wrapped up a wonderful week hosting good friend, fellow classmate, and former guest of The Meaning Project podcast, therapist Rob Romano.  We both took some time to slow down our schedules to spend some time talking about our studies with the Integrative...

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The Meaning of Mature Masculinity

I've said this many times in many different ways... In my line of work, I am blessed to meet so many amazing people. I was asked this question directly recently, in response to a podcast I was on (details coming soon, in the meanwhile, get out https://nowwhat.com/). ...

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Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy: In My Office for the 1st Time

Last week, I conducted the first Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) session in my office, with the partnership of Journey Clinical.  It was truly humbling and amazing.  I was once again reminded why this emerging treatment is so critical, and why I feel called to...

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Discovering Meaning in Awakening

As I sit here embracing our last day in the Colorado mountains, I am overwhelmed with Gratitude and some sadness.  In my work here, I have been reminded of many of the Logotherapy principals I teach daily - that suffering is a part of life, especially the suffering of...

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