Learn how to enhance your traditional western therapeutic practice by welcoming the teachings of Buddhism.
What the APA Apology Means for Black Psychiatry
The American Psychiatric Association’s apology for its contribution to racism in America may begin a healing process, but there is a long way to go.
Understanding the Pandemic’s Impact Through a Developmental Lens
COVID has had devastating effects across the lifespan, but there has also been hope and renewal.
Termination: A Process by Any Other Name
You don’t necessarily need to think about loss when planning on termination with a client.
The Thought Process Underlying Perfectionism and How Therapists Can Help
Tools for working successfully with perfectionist clients.
Accurate Empathy is the Heartbeat of Rogerian Psychotherapy
Keep your clinical practice vital by mastering empathy, the heartbeat of therapeutic change.
Tokophobia: Recognizing the Multifaceted Fear of Pregnancy and Childbirth
Tokophobia, the fear of pregnancy and childbirth requires unique sensitivity and highly skillful clinical intervention.
The Secret Sauce for Mixing up a World-Class Psychotherapy Blog
Writing psychotherapy blogs can be difficult, that is unless you have just the right recipe.
The Queen’s Gambit and Me: The Surprising Similarity Between Therapy and Chess
Learn how the game of chess can guide you through the complex moves of psychotherapy.
Do You Believe in Cats?
The therapist wasn’t quite sure why he asked if the client believed in cats, but it helped.