In this post-pandemic era, clinicians need new and powerful ways to attract referrals and strengthen their brand.
In a Volatile Post-Roe World, Morals and Medicine Clash
Psychotherapists working with women's healthcare professionals should understand the conflicting paths of medicine and morality.
5 Simple Questions to Improve Your Work with Elderly Clients
Give your elderly clients validation and empathy by bringing to light who they were before their bodies began to fail them.
How to Successfully Navigate Cultural Challenges with Filipino Clients
In order to work effectively with Filipino clients, clinicians must respect the cultural value of utang na loob.
How to Learn from Painful Early Career Failures
Early career therapeutic failures can be the best teachers for beginning therapists and counselors.
Victor Yalom on Psychotherapy and the Pursuit of Mastery
Psychotherapy.net’s founder, entrepreneur, artist, and psychotherapist Victor Yalom shares insights learned and applied from working with the masters.
Self-Esteem is Overrated. Here’s Why Self-Compassion is Better
Ditch the binary metrics of good and bad self-esteem. When you and your clients focus on self-compassion instead, you’ll build better outcomes, nurture empathy and develop a more authentic therapeutic presence.
Improving Your Clinical Presence with Receptivity and Gratitude
Being fully present and expressing authentic gratitude can go a long way towards helping your clients heal in therapy.
How to Overcome Self-Doubt as a Therapist
Even seasoned psychotherapists experience self-doubt. So, what do you do when you don’t if you’re helping?
How to Focus on Emotions to Help Volatile Couples Reconnect
Therapeutic empathy and an emotional focus are a powerful blueprint for successfully counseling volatile couples.