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Catching up with Katie Piner is always a privilege. I have known Katie for ten years, we met in Cairo, Egypt where we both went to the American school, and graduated beneath the Giza Pyramids.   Katie is a Third […]

Now, I don’t know about you – but if a stranger said that to me, I’d cringe.  I think it’s safe to say the majority of us have some insecurities. They can be large or small, many or few. It doesn’t […]

There were several observations that John Bowlby, a British psychologist famous for his work in child development, made on attachment theory. One of these was the following scenario consisting of three stages: A primary caregiver leaves his or her infant […]