Marriage and Family Therapist
Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross is a licensed psychotherapist with almost twenty years of clinical experience in the fields of clinical psychology and organizational management. She has worked extensively with a wide variety of…
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The term “monogamish” is relatively new and it is a play on the word monogamous, which means, to have a single sexual partner over a period of time. This new spin implies that while two people are the primary partners there may be other outside dalliances from time to time. This approach was historically more common (or more openly discussed) in the gay and lesbian culture, but a growing ... Read More »
There are many reasons for being stressed out when you are managing a household, a job and a family. Financial worries, scheduling conflicts and balancing work and family life, you name it. A recent ... Read More »
It is an amazing story and one that has kept most of us glued to the media over the last several days. Three women, who had been abducted as teenagers in 2002, 2003, and 2004, were all found alive ... Read More »
I am the youngest of 3 children and I have two of my own kids. No study can provide me with better evidence of the powerful influence older siblings have on younger ones than my own life. I ... Read More »
It is often said that people who try to control their outer world really want to manage their inner one. To some extent this may be true. What happens when couples unite and their organization style ... Read More »
This week Jason Collins announced to his team and to the world that he is gay. He is a 12-year NBA veteran playing this past year for major teams such as the Wizards and the Celtics. He is well known ... Read More »
What is the Real Message of Sheryl Sandberg’s book, Lean In? After reading Cheryl Sandberg’s book, Lean In, which discusses women’s role as both mother and professional, I was ... Read More »
We are a culture obsessed with being the best, which has the connotation of being the smartest. Never mind that the “best” at so many things in this country are often not the “smartness” by ... Read More »
It is difficult to write about a tragedy just after it has occurred because it forces us to review the details of a horrific event-- but it is cathartic as well. Looking at the Boston bombing through ... Read More »
There was probably a time in my life that I found gory movies more interesting than I do now. I remember the thrill of screaming along with the audience and even laughing after being shocked or ... Read More »



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