Kalas, Steven - Columnists - ReviewJournal.com

Steven Kalas
is a behavioral health consultant and writer. Human Matters appears on Sunday in the Living section. His Tuesday column, Asking Human Matters, has become a blog, Thinking Human Matters, which appears on this page.
• E-mail: skalas@reviewjournal.com

'HUMAN MATTERS' COLUMNS - 2009

Jul 05: Jackson's journey through pathos a painful trip for everyone
Jun 28: Thoughtful encounter leads to musings about love
Jun 21: Redemption leads to rich life for father and son
Jun 14: Children want to protect parents' image, even when it hurts
Jun 07: Personality disorders difficult, sometimes impossible, to treat
May 31: Good customer service lifts your spirits
May 24: Intimacy with self both a joy and a holy terror
May 17: Risks of intimacy necessary for whole and authentic life
May 10: Facing up to guilt will let the healing begin
May 03: Susan Boyle lifts us out of our smallness, cynicism
Apr 26: We forget our elders at our own risk
Apr 19: We just as well have a Sex Disclosure Act to cut to the chase
Apr 12: Shameless self-importance taking over our culture
Apr 05: Face up to the bully that is within us all
Mar 29: Connecting with others as simple as 'I love you'
Mar 22: Artist surprises women with their own beauty
Mar 15: Creativity is experienced rather than consciously designed
Mar 08: Role models come in all ages and sizes
Mar 01: Home improvement project a job for eager alter ego Kevin
Feb 22: Globetrotters Evolve From Caricatures To Showmen
Feb 15: A little insecurity now and then part of every great love affair
Feb 08: Depth connections not possible in every relationship
Feb 01: Developing fully requires loosening family bonds
Jan 25: Yoga has many lessons to teach us inside and out
Jan 18: Giving up desire to control can lead to new experiences
Jan 11: It seems to take a lifetime to let everything go
Jan 04: Honor matters most when relationships are in trouble

Steven Kalas

Defending oneself not a sign of decline of civilization
Our Sunday morning protocol finds us perusing and savoring the Review-Journal while sipping coffee. My interest in psychology started in high school but was not pursued in college. I have, however,...

Posted on Tuesday, Jul 7, 2009 at 03:32 PM

Word 'cripple' has proper place in English language
Was it really necessary to use the word "crippled" in your (June 6, Review-Journal) column? As a person with a spinal cord injury and deeply affected by paraplegia for the past six...

Posted on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2009 at 11:31 AM

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