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Matt W. Wolff

About

Matt W. Wolff is a psychotherapist in private practice in Texas whose hobbies include sitting on boards and committees, plumbing the depths of the quirky alcoves in the history of the behavioral sciences (the more ephemeral the better), and talking about the music he listens to.

Recent Posts
John Lennon: 40 Here, 40 Gone
John Lennon died at age 40, 40 years ago. A decade before his death, he became one of many thousands to experience a radical new type of therapy, and then made a record about it.
"Durrrr Bob Hartley" Orders More Goo to Go

Bob Newhart's classic Thanksgiving episode from 1975 remembered. A psychologist does his best to care for of his patients, 2 of his friends, and himself on a melancholy holiday.

Bob Newhart's classic Thanksgiving episode from 1975 remembered. A psychologist does his best to care for of his patients, 2 of his friends, and himself on a melancholy holiday.

"Best Thanksgiving Episode Ever" or Ethical Minefield?

A famed Thanksgiving episode of a '70s sitcom about a funny psychologist is still enjoyable decades after it first aired. But it may not present the profession in the best light.

A famed Thanksgiving episode of a '70s sitcom about a funny psychologist is still enjoyable decades after it first aired. But it may not present the profession in the best light.

Assisted Outpatient Treatment: A First-Hand Perspective

Assisted outpatient treatment helped save the life of a promising young man. He's becoming one of its most articulate champions.

Assisted outpatient treatment helped save the life of a promising young man. He's becoming one of its most articulate champions.