Mind Shapers Prints

Innovative

Failure/Due Diligence

'This is a good time to be young, son. Look at all the opportunities you have in front of you...you can help sole the problems of the environment, poverty,civil rights....'

'I see you in five years from now, you're still coming to see me. Do you want me to book the appointments in advance?'

'This is what happens when we give up our resistance to change.'

'I beleive I have a new approach to psychotherapy, but, like everything else, the FDA tells me it first has to be tested on mice.'

Id/Ego/Superego.

A Padlock and a Pet Key.

"...but this is the stuff of dreams Mr Whitley! Dreams."

Like Minded

'I'm exhausted from too much enlightened skepticism, fresh perceptive thinking, intellectual challenges and independent ideas. What I need is some simple cliche living!'

"Before the library cuts I was well-read now I just have ill-informed opinions."

"I'm sorry-you tapped into something no one cares about."

'Sheisse ... What ein dream!' - Freud

'I've lost the urge to repeat everything...'

'Let it go. Get on with your death.'

A walking brain, with legs, and a head (or is it a mask?)

"Is there a spin doctor in the house?"

'Your dilemma is fabulous. Imagine what a dramaturge could do with it.'

"I think, therefore I am depressed."

'So, when did you first realise that you fancied me rotten?'

Motorway of the Self

"C'mon, Hillary – just answer the question!"

Good shrink, bad shrink.

Gestalt Therapy: The first layer of neurosis is the game playing or phony layer, the second is the phobic or dissatisfaction with self layer,third is impasse,forth is the implosive layer and fifth is where the neurotic finally releases pent up feelings.

Like all of us, he asked many different questions throughout his life.

Amnesia Support Group: Meeting Today!

Seated man whose head is an abstract sculpture.

"Nobody wants to steal my identity."

Transactional Analysis... Making complex ideas simple!

"Free speech" does not mean your ignorance is equivalent to our knowledge!

"Long time commenter, first time reader. . ."