The American: For Italy & the World
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Psych Dept.![]() Elaine LutiElaine is a Rome-based psychotherapist in who has been in private practice for more than 30 years. Learning from breadMaking good bread is painstaking, and some of its principles apply to the concept of growth itself. Condominium bluesIn Rome, every building has its own patron saint of troublemaking, and he's always right. Annoying at any ageSome parents unfairly bash their kids for misbehaving in endless airport lines. But who wouldn’t be bored, if not exasperated? The mind and the matterMaking holiday cookies and decorations, very much manual labor, can have significance deeper than the simple joy of their making. Home economicsDespite feminism and greater movement toward gender equality, a mother's role still lacks vital social (and financial) prestige. |