What therapists working remotely for large teletherapy companies need to know about the flow of records and client access to session notes and diagnoses.
What I Know Now About the Clients Risks and Rewards of Reporting Sexual Assault
Sexual assault victims pay a high cost in reporting the crime but can find empowerment and closure in doing so.
Wrapped in Care: Narrative Therapy in the Time of COVID
A clinician uses Narrative Therapy to work within a client’s native culture while counselling her through the painful grief of losing her grandmother to COVID.
Using Psychotherapy to Heal a Lifetime of Pain and Shame
A psychotherapist and elderly patient with bipolar disorder find dignity by using counseling to reframe years of institutionalized care as a story of hope and triumph.
Can Chat Bot Therapy Really Replace Authentic Connection?
A therapist ponders a man’s suicide after he received chatbot therapy and wonders about the role of AI in mental healthcare.
How To Map the Toxic Impact of Social Media on Families in Therapy
Successful family therapy must consider social media and app use — the empty chair in the room — to draw a complete map of the family.
Death Cafes: You’re Going Where?
Death Cafes can be a very powerful and effective means of helping clients address their own mortality and death outside of the therapy room.
Imagined into Agency: Goth Lolita Comes to Life
A creative Narrative therapist helps a lonely, depressed client liberate herself from lifelong depression through poetry and imagination.
Where Do You Draw the Line Between Psychotherapy and Coaching?
A psychotherapist and coach reflects on the differences and similarities of counseling and coaching, both helping disciplines with increasing intersectionality.
How to Help Clients Change the Narrative of Aging
By viewing aging as an adventure, gerontologist William Randall offers alternative narratives to counselors and clinicians working with older adults.