The Filipino practice of Pakikiramdam (shared inner perception) is a valuable tool in psychotherapy, deepening intuition, attunement, collaborative projection, and co-transference.
The Symbolic Healing Power of Traditional Coping Strategies
Adding symbolism to coping strategies can increase your client’s ability to resolve psychological distress.
Katja-Writing: Being Author and Audience to Fictionalized Stories of Trauma- Part II
Join Christoffer Haugaard and David Epston as they deepen and conclude their powerful work with Irene to build stories through which she heals from brutal childhood trauma.
Will Computers Replace Psychotherapists?
The promises of artificial intelligence are profound and wide-reaching. Will those promises include replacing psychotherapists?
Makungu Akinyela on Testimony and the Mattering of Black Therapy
In this riveting interview with scholar and clinician, Makungu Akinyela, we learn the matters of Black therapy and that Black Therapy matters.
Therapy as a Means of Balancing Loss with Acceptance
Working with elderly clients in psychotherapy, Tom Medlar embraces and helps them to accept the people, things, and abilities they already possess.
Katja-Writing: Being Author and Audience to Fictionalized Stories of Trauma- Part I
Join Christoffer Haugaard and David Epston as they work with Irene to build stories through which she heals from brutal childhood trauma
Cognitive Reframing is the Key to Counselling High-Conflict Couples
Many couples in therapy are haunted by unresolved conflicts. Explore how to assign new meaning to their struggles and offer hope using empathy and cognitive reframing.
Psychotherapy With Non-Verbal Clients: Blending Empathy and Flexibility
Psychotherapy with non-verbal clients, while challenging, is possible with the right blend of empathy and flexibility.
Using Common Sense Problem-Solving and Worry Containment to Subdue Ruminations
Simple problem-solving techniques can be powerful weapons against ruminations and the ravages of obsessive-compulsive disorder.