Shrink rap
Mark Sherman reads from 20-year retrospective
by Anne Pyburn of Ulster Publishing
Whenever I turn the page of my New Paltz Times and see Mark Sherman grinning up at me, I know I'm in for a good time. Whatever topic he's chosen to muse about this week, I'm certain to find myself giggling at some point - and maybe seeing it just a little differently when I'm through.
Now the self-confessed "obsessive/compulsive neurotic," who's been writing for Ulster Publishing for two decades, has pulled together 36 of his personal favorite columns into a slim little volume of humor, organized around men, women, family and psychotherapy...
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Couch humor
A psychologist shares life lessons
Times-Herald Record
"Real Men Don't Write Columns: A Psychologist's
Humorous Look at Men, Women, Family and
Psychotherapy" is a nod to author Mark Sherman's quest
to find manly meaning through his diverse life as
psychotherapist, college professor, writer and songster in a
rural world of mountain men and contractors...
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