The antidote to cancel culture in therapy is trust, not agreement.
Working Therapeutically with Generational Conflict
Clinicians can help families with elderly parents in crisis heal by addressing and revising their “go-to” stories.
“Insta” Therapy on Social Media: Caveat Emptor
While clients may benefit from following therapists on social media, “caveat emptor” may be even more useful guidance for them.
I Simply Don’t Want the Agita
Clinicians would do well to consider the personal costs of taking on a challenging case.
Brooke Sheehan on Psychotherapy Behind Bars
Psychotherapists working either within or outside of prison walls can learn important lessons for helping currently and previously incarcerated clients from Brooke Sheehan.
How to Survive Pandemic Pandemonium in Nursing Facilities
Psychotherapists working in nursing facilities during COVID need to appreciate the challenges facing their patients as well as those of the staff serving them.
What Root Canal Surgery Taught Me About Being a Therapist
What can you learn about the mind-body connection during a root canal? Victor Yalom shares his hard-earned insights.
Clients Deal with Ethics Too
Over and above their own professional ethical obligations, clinicians must help clients address their own lived ethical dilemmas.
Dr. Shelley F. Diamond: A Psychotherapist Facing Death
After being diagnosed with aggressive terminal cancer, a psychotherapist shares how she addressed grief, gratitude and loss professionally and personally.
In Praise of Termination
Termination may sometimes be the best therapeutic decision a clinician can make.