Strengthen therapeutic alliances and enhance your effectiveness by exploring your biases, particularly around religion.
Confessions of a Student Counsellor
Counselors can most definitely benefit from the age-old adage “Healer, heal thyself!”
Countering Client Hostility with Radical Candor
How hostile clients give you opportunities to become a better, more honest therapist.
Where Do the Therapist’s Tears Come From
By following the tracks of your tears in therapy, you can gain deeper insights into the therapeutic relationship.
Thinking of You Too
Deepen your client’s growth experience by thinking of them “off the clock” and encouraging them to work between sessions as well.
A Revealing Moment
Grow as a therapist and promote insight and change in your clients by capitalizing on uncomfortable therapeutic moments.
Successful Intervention with a Family Impacted by Treatment-Resistant BPD
Work more effectively with teens with Borderline Personality Disorder by being consistent, setting boundaries, and allying with parents.
Ancestral Narrative Building: A Path to Healing Generational Trauma
Help Black clients loosen the grip of generational trauma by attending to their ancestral narratives.
That Tipsy Session: The Power of Self-Disclosure
Help your clients move from shame to self-acceptance by accepting your own personal vulnerability.
When Psychotherapist and Client Share Similar Crises
Learning occurs on both sides of the couch when you and your client experience similar life crises.