About this blog & contacting me
Cliff Bostock, Ph.D., is an Atlanta writer and consultant in psychology. As a writer, he is interested in the way psychology, culture and politics interact. He writes a weekly column, “Headcase,” that takes up these subjects.
As a consultant, he specializes in creativity, working with individuals and groups. His work is inspired by the archetypal psychology of James Hillman, the analytical psychology of Carl Jung and the psychoanalytical theory of Sigmund Freud. Bostock advocates an aesthetic approach to psychological wellbeing. He calls his work Imaginal Training. Read more about his work at CliffBostock.com. You’ll find his email and phone number there.
This blog is a space for rumination about his interests.