Successful psychotherapy with adolescents requires careful attention to their use and misuse of social media and digital devices
How to Watch Master Therapists in Session and Build Clinical Competence
Watching psychotherapy videos of master therapists at work is a must for building clinical competence.
The Upside of Loss: Helping Grieving Clients in Therapy
Therapists can support grieving clients by recognizing that grief isnt something you have, its something you do. Grief is an active process, one that can be shaped by therapists and clients alike.
Effective Nursing Home Psychotherapy: Blending Skill And Heart
Sometimes in need of psychotherapy, nursing home residents often require simple connection, caring, and attention.
How To Keep Students Engaged Using Psychotherapy Training Videos
How Psychotherapy.net Editor and Clinical Educator, Larry Rubin, uses psychotherapy training videos to engage students and improve their understanding of therapy techniques.
Is Private Equity Coming for Your Therapy Practice? An Interview with Joe Bavonese
Joe Bavonese discusses the potential implications of private equity investments in therapy practices and offers tips on how therapists and counselors can be prepared.
A Powerful Therapeutic Tool for Defeating Negative Self-Talk
For many therapists, the key to helping clients manage anxiety is turning the tables on negative self-talk.
In the Shadow of COVID, It’s Play Therapy to the Rescue
Researcher, educator, and child clinician Jennifer Baggerly leads a child from the shadow of COVID’s isolation to connection and security through play.
The Gift of Presence in Grief Counseling: A Path Forward
In order to help grieving clients, therapists must sit with clients in their pain. Once felt and accepted, the work can begin.
Spitting Truth from My Soul: A Case Story of Rapping, Probation, and the Narrative Practices- Part II
In part two of “Spitting Truth from My Soul”, Narrative Therapist Travis Heath and his client Ray The Philosopher continue their healing beat.