January 16, 2013
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Today I examined an eighty-two year old lady with the intelligence and articulation of a philosophy professor. The elderly seem to always intrigue me when it comes to general discussions, life’s little lessons, their enjoyment of food, and their perceptions … Continue reading
January 15, 2013
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Recently I deactivated my personal facebook site. It was a decision out of poor self discipline on my part, as well as being tired of the mundane, the daily posts of “National Enquirer” type dramatizations of peoples lives. My expectations … Continue reading
October 4, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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We love siting research, and posting the studies. For every double blind study that proves “x” I can find three more that disprove it. From the deleterious effects and benefits of caffeine to driving with a seat belt on. You … Continue reading
October 3, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Today I saw one of my favorite patients. We all have a few. We will call her Betty. Betty is an eighty-five-year-old female who is hypertensive, diabetic and has a history of osteoarthritis and is status post six months left … Continue reading
September 1, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Working part time with inmates in county jails can be an awakening. Some are state, some are federal crimes that have been correctly convicted and yes, some are innocent and wrongly convicted. Those are the minority. Doing primary care medicine … Continue reading
August 27, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Yes, it is not scientific. Yes, it is based on over thirty years of doing relationship and marital therapy. However there is a grain of truth to the following: Approximately eighty percent of men have screwed up royally in relationships … Continue reading
August 25, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Cutting the lawn today on the edge of six acres of wilderness I am fortunate to see leaves falling, and smell the musty dry earth, as the blades stir up clippings from mown grass weeks ago. It is redundant for … Continue reading
August 18, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Last night I stood in front of our garage light looking out into the darkness of the woods. A Great Horned owl was making his presence know to me as the stars gave witness to status post five days of … Continue reading
July 28, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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How many times have you walked through life mildly concerned about another two legged homo-sapien but you you used your good judgement, took your time, and tried to get to know the person. It takes time. Peace and Healing is … Continue reading
July 14, 2012
by Dan Williams, Psy.D.,P.A.-C.
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Sweltering heat immersed the country near a small Midwestern hamlet , where numerous cornfields were sewn, as if green carpet was rolled out upon the earth. The small seven-year old boy with his Red Ball Jets, Levi jeans and short … Continue reading