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New Freedom: The Brave Experiment (British English Edition🇬🇧)

The Formation of a Post-National Society (PNA). This is a written prelude to our inevitable FUTURE. Humanity wakes up… Opening its eyes to a society that it believes it closes itself off to its own potential. No distinction needs to be made regarding the human’s race or belief systems. I present the human individual in […]

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Small Fingernails, Even Less Love💕

By J. Peters | May 10, 2019

New Freedom: The Brave Experiment (British English Edition🇬🇧)

By J. Peters | May 4, 2019

The Trilogy 📚3️⃣

By J. Peters | April 25, 2019

🅱️iologic Theory

By J. Peters | March 25, 2019

The Cancer in Academia and Mental Health Research

By J. Peters | March 24, 2019

The Right to Fail

By J. Peters | March 13, 2019

Use of metaphors in the therapy office 🕵️‍♂️

By | March 10, 2019

Pedagogy and Practice for Social Workers🎓

By | March 10, 2019

I am J. Peters and this is my story: University on Watch👁

By | March 8, 2019

The Mobility of Recovery

By | February 2, 2019

Learned Helplessness Must be Stopped🔴

By | January 30, 2019

The Titanic

By | January 3, 2019

Continuing Education 🔄

By | October 17, 2018

The power of Social Work language: a linguistic analysis🔠

By | October 16, 2018

Interview with Author of the “V-papers” and founder of Mental Health Affairs, Max E. Guttman, LCSW

By | October 9, 2018

When is sharing too much? Is oversharing a real thing?🗣

By J. Peters | April 23, 2019

When Shaming Goes Wrong

By Hanz Medard | March 25, 2019

J. Peters

Max Guttman is the owner of Recovery Now in New York. Max provides psychotherapy, complex case management, community consultation, and self-management skill-building groups. His approach is based on evidenced-based practices (EBP). Max earned a master’s degree in Social Work from Binghamton University. He is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and a field instructor for both postgraduate and undergraduate students at Lehman College. He is also a social work supervisor and psychotherapist at Courtlandt Avenue Clinic in the South Bronx where he teaches students social work praxis in New York City. In addition to this responsibilities, he manages Mental Health Affairs, a mental health blog.

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Small Fingernails, Even Less Love💕
Sometimes, love finds us; other times, love is a trauma that hurls itself into the very fabric of our lives. My experiences at New London University explain how traumatic events and life’s unfortunate turns can become amplified and overshadow our understanding of how love and friendship should contribute to our lives. The sages say love […]
New Freedom: The Brave Experiment (British English Edition🇬🇧)
The Formation of a Post-National Society (PNA). This is a written prelude to our inevitable FUTURE. Humanity wakes up… Opening its eyes to a society that it believes it closes itself off to its own potential. No distinction needs to be made regarding the human’s race or belief systems. I present the human individual in […]
The Trilogy 📚3️⃣
The time is upon us! I need to address the ongoing rumors circulating around my writing. Ever since I have announced a second novella, Small Fingernails, Even Less Love 💕 , there has been undeniable chatter in the literary world. Upon hearing the new novella was, in fact, the prequil to University on Watch👓, the […]
When is sharing too much? Is oversharing a real thing?🗣
Ive been accused of a number of crimes, socially unacceptable behaviors, and litany of outrageous transgressions during the course of my mental illness. While the majority of the truly grotesque periods and expressions of my mental health disorder where shadowed by the gates of a locked down unit in a hospital, many acts, to this […]
When Shaming Goes Wrong
There’s a disturbing trend I’ve been noticing of late and I want to address it as it’s something that has been on my mind for a bit. This will be a longer read but bear with me. This need to shame folks into supporting our causes is something that needs to stop. This can extend […]
🅱️iologic Theory
Research must be wholly beneficial to the public, it must be free and rife for regard for society. As a prosumer and mental health interventionist researcher, I have sought nothing but a bold new model that works for the masses. Therapy that is both targeted, yet beneficial to all conditions and diagnosable disorders (impairments, both […]
The Cancer in Academia and Mental Health Research
I have made no secret about my skepticism in the clinical value of new research in mental health in the last decade. I am just not certain we are targeting the right areas or bodies of underdeveloped research and moving forward in the important or needed areas to truly impact mental health as a discourse […]
The Right to Fail
The right to fail. To live our lives as people that are flawed, diagnosed, mentally ill the the way we see fit to do so. In New York State, and many other states in the United States, unless you are mandated, or in a AOT (Assisted Out Patient Treatment) or forced treatment program, you can […]
Use of metaphors in the therapy office 🕵️‍♂️
If you are a patient, or psychotherapist, the odds are you have been encouraged to use metaphors in the therapy room. I teach family therapy at the university level, and have been a family therapist for a decade. I can say that this overemphasis on utilizing metaphors to communicate, illustrate points, and evoke the imagination […]
Pedagogy and Practice for Social Workers🎓
I am a very, very passionate learner. I believe in education, and anyone who reads my writing understands my love of learning. Partially due to a trauma suffered in my experience in higher education as an undergraduate, I learned to love the pursuit of higher learning, again, and again. My story is the narrative of […]