“I just read your article about ‘Saddam’s Admirers.’ I also read your article of June 25th about ‘How Sad to be a Clinton.’ We are so desperately in need of your perspective. I cannot help but admire your ability to … Continue reading →

“I’ve been reading your book, Effective Therapy, today and wanted to tell you how impressed I am with your thinking. You have presented a clear description of the state of psychotherapy as practiced by most people I know. …I particularly … Continue reading →

“A must-read book! Few books today tackle everyday problems in society honestly, without apology. I highly recommend ‘Grow Up America!’ to everyone and anyone interested in ‘Learning to Live the Happy Responsible Life.—

“Dear Dr. Hurd, I’ve been a subscriber to your Newsletter for some years now, and it is always good. One that really stands out is ‘The Grasshopper and the Ant,’ rewritten to be politically correct [Volume 10, Number 1]. The … Continue reading →

“I am getting so much out of ‘GROW UP AMERICA!’ that I just had to pass it on to you. I’ve just ordered three copies to give to my two daughters and a certain conservative talk show host I have … Continue reading →

“You can use [Grow Up America!] as I do the I Ching–open it anywhere and you’ll find something interesting and engaging to either agree with or argue with but definitely not be neutral about!”

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“A most insightful and provocative writing, sir. Thanks for indeed finding the silver lining on the cloud of horror that we all experienced yesterday. I was always under the impression that the reason for consulting psychotherapists was to have them … Continue reading →

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“I just finished reading your article, ‘911: The Day America Grew Up.’ I am (nearly) speechless with admiration at your brilliant eloquence and heartsick that it took these tragedies to wake us all up and help us understand how close … Continue reading →

“I say this as an individual, and not on behalf of this paper: Thank you. Your editorial piece said everything I’ve been thinking for the last day and a half. Thank you, because you may not realize how much it … Continue reading →