Douglas Tompkins specializes in Jungian psychotherapy in New York City. He trained as a Jungian analyst in Zurich and New York and he is a licensed psychotherapist in New York State. He also belongs to many professional organizations.
Jungian analysis offers a way for people to integrate their souls so that they can repair their damaged psyches and become whole people. Jung's teachings often focused on the subconscious and dreams. He felt that studying these helped the therapist understand the patient's difficulties and complexities.
Jungian psychoanalysis is designed to assist patients to heal so that they can form better realtionships and enjoy more success in their professional careers. An initial consultation is required so that the psychoanalyst and the patient can see if they can form a positive relationship. Why not see Douglas Tompkins today?
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Escaping from the Titanic in High Heels
Edith Russell, a reporter for Women's Wear Daily, was dressed in the height of fashion when the Titanic hit an iceberg. The hobble skirt of her white satiu evening dress and her backless, high-heeled, apricot satin pumps didn't help her to hurry up on deck when she felt a nasty jolt and saw an iceberg gliding past her window!
The 33 year old, who came from a wealthy Jewish family in Cincinnati, had completed a series of articles about Paris fashions and decided to travel back to New York on the great ship. She wrote to a friend that the ship was wonderful with every luxury which she could ever want but she had a 'feeling of depression and a premonition of trouble'. She neglected to insure her many trunks of fashions and other belongings, however, because she was told that the ship was 'unsinkable'.
Always practical, when Edith felt a slight jolt and a second one which was nastier she did decide to put a warm cape on. She also decided to ask the steward to fetch her her furry toy pig. She regarded this toy pig, which played a tune called a 'maxixe', as her lucky pig. It had been given to her after she survived a dreadful car crash in France. She credited the pig with saving her life.
Edith was one of the last women to be saved but she was almost too scared to jump into a lifeboat. When a steward threw her beloved toy pig into the lifeboat, the intrepid journalist decided to make the leap. She had to go after her pet pig!
Titanic Survivors
Edith Russell's Life After The Titanic
Edith continued her reporting career after she survived. She became a war correspondent in Word War One, even reporting from the trenches.
She also survived many other disasters. These even included another shipwreck as well as a hurricane! Edith remarked that: 'I've had every disaster but bubonic plague and a husband!'
Edith Russell died at 98 in London in 1975 10 days before the 63rd anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
The 33 year old, who came from a wealthy Jewish family in Cincinnati, had completed a series of articles about Paris fashions and decided to travel back to New York on the great ship. She wrote to a friend that the ship was wonderful with every luxury which she could ever want but she had a 'feeling of depression and a premonition of trouble'. She neglected to insure her many trunks of fashions and other belongings, however, because she was told that the ship was 'unsinkable'.
Always practical, when Edith felt a slight jolt and a second one which was nastier she did decide to put a warm cape on. She also decided to ask the steward to fetch her her furry toy pig. She regarded this toy pig, which played a tune called a 'maxixe', as her lucky pig. It had been given to her after she survived a dreadful car crash in France. She credited the pig with saving her life.
Edith was one of the last women to be saved but she was almost too scared to jump into a lifeboat. When a steward threw her beloved toy pig into the lifeboat, the intrepid journalist decided to make the leap. She had to go after her pet pig!
Titanic Survivors
Edith Russell's Life After The Titanic
Edith continued her reporting career after she survived. She became a war correspondent in Word War One, even reporting from the trenches.
She also survived many other disasters. These even included another shipwreck as well as a hurricane! Edith remarked that: 'I've had every disaster but bubonic plague and a husband!'
Edith Russell died at 98 in London in 1975 10 days before the 63rd anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Dotblock, An Excellent Web Host
Are you looking for a good web host which is available for a reasonable price? Dotblock will satisfy your requirements. It has lots of features and users only pay for the services that they need.
Dotblock uses Virtual Private Server Hosting. This enables multiple "virtual servers" in a cloud infrastructure. Features include a dedicated IP Address and the capability to host a wide variety of operating systems, for example, Windows Server 2003 R2 and Linux Mint 12. There are helpful professionals to explain web hosting and support users with their technical problems.
Dotblock also boasts preinstalled VPS servers with turn key sofware. These are called "stacks." An example of these is the Dotblock WordPress VPS Stack which preinstalls WordPress. This is a popular blog publishing application. The stacks can use the turn key solution or you can customize them to suit your needs.
Why not try this web host today?
Dotblock uses Virtual Private Server Hosting. This enables multiple "virtual servers" in a cloud infrastructure. Features include a dedicated IP Address and the capability to host a wide variety of operating systems, for example, Windows Server 2003 R2 and Linux Mint 12. There are helpful professionals to explain web hosting and support users with their technical problems.
Dotblock also boasts preinstalled VPS servers with turn key sofware. These are called "stacks." An example of these is the Dotblock WordPress VPS Stack which preinstalls WordPress. This is a popular blog publishing application. The stacks can use the turn key solution or you can customize them to suit your needs.
Why not try this web host today?
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Arthur Gordon McCrae, Australian Titanic Victim
Arthur Gordon McCrae's Grave
The handsome, smartly dressed man looked forward to his trip on the great ship, Titanic. Arthur Gordon McCrae, a young engineer, wanted to meet his friends in Canada.
He was only 32 but he'd led an interesting life which had taken him a long way from home. McCrae was the grandson of Georgiana McCrae, a talented author and artist who emigrated to Australia with her husband, Andrew. She was also the illegitimate daughter of the 5th Duke of Gordon. (NB: I read her journal recently which I enjoyed very much).
Born in Adelaide, McCrae attended Sydney Grammar School and graduated with an engineering degree from the University of Sydney. After graduating the young man decided to go in search of adventure. He worked at a gold-mine in West Africa. After this he travelled to Siberia where he became the assistant manager of the Spasky copper mine in Akmolinsk, Siberia. He became engaged to the daughter of the mine manager.
Sadly, McCrae's voyage would be his last. He was one of the over 1000 passengers who died on that fateful voyage. Arthur Gordon McCrae is buried in Fairview Cemetary, Halifax, Nova Scotia under a large Celtic cross, a long way from home.
News
Steven Rafter has written a novel about Arthur Gordon McCrae. Read about it here: 209: A Story
The handsome, smartly dressed man looked forward to his trip on the great ship, Titanic. Arthur Gordon McCrae, a young engineer, wanted to meet his friends in Canada.
He was only 32 but he'd led an interesting life which had taken him a long way from home. McCrae was the grandson of Georgiana McCrae, a talented author and artist who emigrated to Australia with her husband, Andrew. She was also the illegitimate daughter of the 5th Duke of Gordon. (NB: I read her journal recently which I enjoyed very much).
Born in Adelaide, McCrae attended Sydney Grammar School and graduated with an engineering degree from the University of Sydney. After graduating the young man decided to go in search of adventure. He worked at a gold-mine in West Africa. After this he travelled to Siberia where he became the assistant manager of the Spasky copper mine in Akmolinsk, Siberia. He became engaged to the daughter of the mine manager.
Sadly, McCrae's voyage would be his last. He was one of the over 1000 passengers who died on that fateful voyage. Arthur Gordon McCrae is buried in Fairview Cemetary, Halifax, Nova Scotia under a large Celtic cross, a long way from home.
News
Steven Rafter has written a novel about Arthur Gordon McCrae. Read about it here: 209: A Story
Monday, April 9, 2012
TITANIC SERIES, Part One
TITANIC MEMORIAL VOYAGE 2012
Would you like to go on a Titanic Memorial Voyage? I think that I'd find it a bit creepy, but I also think that it's a lovely way in which to pay tribute to those who died on the great ship.
The Balmoral has set off on her memorial voyage with people from over 28 countries aboard, including about 300 Australians. Many of the 1309 passengers are descendants of the passengers on the Titanic. (The Titanic also had 1309 passengers).
The passengers, including a few happy children, set off excitedly. Many of them dressed in Edwardian costume for the occasion, including one who looked extremely smart in a replica of Kate Winslett's beautiful 'boarding dress' in the 1997 film.
A candlelit dinner and a memorial service will be held when the ship sails over the exact spot in the Atlantic where the great ship sank.
Read more here: Titanic Memorial Voyage
Would you like to go on a Titanic Memorial Voyage? I think that I'd find it a bit creepy, but I also think that it's a lovely way in which to pay tribute to those who died on the great ship.
The passengers, including a few happy children, set off excitedly. Many of them dressed in Edwardian costume for the occasion, including one who looked extremely smart in a replica of Kate Winslett's beautiful 'boarding dress' in the 1997 film.
A candlelit dinner and a memorial service will be held when the ship sails over the exact spot in the Atlantic where the great ship sank.
Read more here: Titanic Memorial Voyage
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