February 2011 – Fatherhood Channel

I Am ME: Rebecca Denslow, Charleston, SC

Rebecca “Becky” Denslow, LCSW, has been helping couples and families in her hometown of Charleston, South Carolina for 30 years. She began teaching relationship and marriage education after realizing that most couples in emotional pain lacked fundamental skills for making a relationship work.

by Seth Eisenberg

Curtain Closing on Threat and Reward Model

As the Middle East continues to erupt in protest, people are demanding “person equals person” as the foundation of their relationship with governments and each other.

by Seth Eisenberg

Janet Jackson Learns to Direct Her Own Cast

Janet Jackson learned to own and direct her own internal cast of characters on her way to overcoming depression and accepting that’s she’s lovable and good enough. The most ambitious tour of her career opens Friday in Houston.

by Carson Abrir

Kelsey Grammer Says, “I’ve Never Been Happier”

Kelsey Grammer, 55, and Kayte Walsh, 29, are married and ready to begin their life together in a New York home overlooking the Hudson. “I’ve never been happier in my life,” the former Cheers and Frasier star said.

by Rachel Schindler

Sex Addiction Debate Heats Up Psych Community

Millions of Americans attend groups each year for help with sex addictions. The psychiatric community continues to debate whether the issue is one of morality or disease.

by Carson Abrir

Turns Out Charlie Sheen Isn’t Part of the Two

It turns out Charlie Sheen isn’t part of the two in the CBS hit sitcom, “Two and a Half Men.” Executives pulled the plug on the show after the 45-year-old actor attacked producer Chuck Lorre in an “incoherent, bizarre” tirade on the Alex Jones Show.

by Carson Abrir

Jennifer Lopez Melts Down Under Idol 24 Pressure

Jennifer Lopez’s public meltdown when she cried after telling aspiring American Idol Chris Medina he didn’t make American Idol’s Top 24 offers a good lesson about helping people we care about when they’re sad or in pain.