Latest PublicationsFrom infancy, we require the care of others to survive, which is why the fear of being abandoned is so primal, and the treatment for being abandoned so complex.
Personal myths determine how we perceive, feel, think, and make assumptions about what actions will cause what outcomes. What is your personal myth?
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Letters from DaleDale’s Books
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Wild Freedom
NEW Book
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M
Poems
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The Conditions of Love
Debut Novel
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Strange Attractors
“My Magdalene: Divinity and Desire”
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Jung's Red Book for Our Time
“In Extremis: Jung’s Descent into the Language of the Self”
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Eranos
“Reflections on Eranos”
Dale’s Writings
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Writer's Digest
Fairy Tales as Survival Stories: A Personal Tale
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Psychology Today
"Transcending the Past" - monthly column since 2014
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Glassworks
Interview with Dale
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The International Journal of Communal and Transgenerational Trauma
Myriam, Lebanon, 1993
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Jewish Currents
"My Jewish Question, My Father"
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Prairie Schooner
"Amour Fou" and "Unus Mundus, One World"