Mental health apps offer many promises, but there are warning signs to be heeded.
Re-Directing Clinical Passion: Benefits and Pitfalls
Following your values into high-risk ventures promises great rewards, but equally daunting challenges, as veteran psychotherapist and researcher Robin Rosenberg reveals.
Keeping or Ending Commitments, Excerpted from The Ethical Lives of Clients: Transcending Self-Interest in Psychotherapy
In this excerpt from The Ethical Lives of Clients: Transcending Self-Interest in Psychotherapy, William Doherty helps therapists address their client’s relational ethical dilemmas.
Will Your Treatment Plans Actually Survive a Doomsday Scenario?
Therapists, counselors and other mental health providers must be able to justify their treatment plans with evidence, but who decides what that evidence should be?
Perfectionism in Highly Intelligent Clients: Therapeutic Strategies
Working with highly intelligent clients requires therapists to pay attention to perfectionism, both healthy and non.
Need Management Therapy: A Clinical GPS for Couples Work
Discover a new tool for navigating a successful, safe therapeutic route through the volatile atmosphere of couples therapy.
The Secret to Successful Couples Therapy: Empathy Over Doubt
Drawing out empathy in couples work is often the key to success.
May You Practice in Interesting Times: An Invitation
As therapists, we are in the best possible position to reflect on the demands of contemporary practice by writing about them.
Judgmental Health
More synergy and less infighting will move the profession of psychotherapy forward.
Trauma Survivors React to Overturning Roe
Therapists must be particularly sensitive to the impact of Roe’s demise on trauma survivors and marginalized clients.