Therapists can help each other adapt to the new normal of telehealth by sharing their valuable learned experience.
Emergent Anxiety: Facing a Post-COVID Life
As COVID recedes, new anxieties emerge and therapists will be on the front line to help.
The Upward Arrow and the Golden Rule
The “Golden Rule” may well be the key to helping clients find their way to intimacy.
Russell Siler Jones on Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy
If you have wondered how to integrate spirituality into psychotherapy, our interview with Russell Siler Jones will be enlightening.
Existential-Humanistic Therapy in the Age of COVID-19 in Vulnerable Populations
Discover how Existential-Humanistic therapy techniques can be used as a catalyst for hope when working with clients who are struggling with the anxiety and fear left in COVID’s wake.
The Quarantine Void: A Reminder of the Central Role of Being
Discover how to use the loss of everydayness that COVID has left in its wake as a catalyst for finding new meaning.
Caring for those Who Care for Our Pets
Explore the unique mental health challenges that veterinarians face and identify opportunities for proactively supporting those who care for our pets.
Being Black and a Clinician During 2020: A Trainee
COVID and racism struck a dual blow to Black clients. In today’s blog trainee Danielle McDuffie, MA shares her thoughts on what clinicians have learned in the quest to help them.
A Therapist’s Best Friend
Dogs may well be peoples’ steady companions, but they can also be a therapist’s best friend.
Treating the Compulsive Personality: Transforming Poison into Medicine
Helping clients with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder may seem like an uphill battle. Get tools for increasing your efficacy with these often misunderstood clients.