Carlton Cornett, LCSW
NASW Diplomate in Clinical Social Work
Psychotherapy and Consultation
2817 West End Avenue
Suite # 208
Nashville, Tennessee 37203
(615) 329-9509
e-mail: mail@carlton-cornett-lcsw.com
Carlton Cornett, LCSW has been in private
practice in Nashville since 1990. His practice serves the gay, lesbian, and
bisexual communities as well as the arts community and those affected by HIV. He
is one of the most experienced psychotherapists specializing in the concerns of
these populations in the region.
Basics: condensed
versions of primary writing interests
Gay ain't broke; no need to fix it - Symposium,
Published in
Insight on the News, December 6, 1993.
Spirituality - The Soul of Psycotherapy,
Published in
Paradigm, Spring, 1999.
Recent Writings:
Self & Society: “A
thought would destroy most persons .” (Ralph Waldo Emerson ).
Published in Xenogeny, September 26,
2004.
Self & Society: “[A]n
ordered world is not the world order.” (Martin Buber ).
Published in Xenogeny, September 13,
2004.
Self & Society: “He,
who begins by loving Christianity better than the Truth.” (Samuel Taylor
Coleridge ).
Published in Xenogeny, August 15,
2004.
Self & Society: “Reverence
… is the most precious part of the human soul.” (John Ruskin ).
Published in Xenogeny, August 1,
2004.
Self & Society: “The
moron’s capacity to copulate – this may be heterosexual .” (Heinz Kohut).
Published in Xenogeny, July 18,
2004.
Self & Society: “Love
is an activity, not a passive affect.” (Erich Fromm).
Published in Xenogeny, July 12,
2004.
Self & Society: “Are
we still any use?” (Dietrich Bonhoeffer).
Published in Xenogeny, June 21,
2004.
Self & Society: “Whether he will be
loved or hated for it.” (Alice Miller).
Published in Xenogeny, May 30,
2004.
Self & Society: “We
are all more simply human than otherwise.” (Harry Stack Sullivan).
Published in Xenogeny, May 23,
2004.
Contradiction & Paradox: Thoughts on
Shame and Authenticity with Gay Men from Psychology, Religion, and
Homosexuality: Critical Responses to Reparative Therapy, Vanderbilt University,
February 7, 2004.
The Problem of Diagnosis.
Printed and distributed by The Institute for Professional Development,
Nashville, Tennessee, January 20, 2003.
One-In-Teen Youth Services, Inc.: I support One-In-Teen Youth
Services, a support and socialization program for sexual minority youth between
ages of 14 and 21 in Nashville, Tennessee. The young people who
participate in this program are our future. Please visit the
One-In-Teen
web site and contribute if you can.
