Learn how to use an active and directive approach to work effectively with men.
Some Thoughts on What Makes A Relationship Successful
Give your Couples clients the recipe for success with these key ingredients.
Eating Disorder Triggers and COVID-19: A Guide for Psychotherapists
Understand the ways in which COVID-19 can affect our clients with eating disorders and learn how to help them find healthier ways of meeting their needs in this difficult time.
The Therapist and the Marriage
Marriage, as a two-headed entity, can be doubly challenging for a therapist to treat. Here's how to find a focus that works.
Reflections on a Year Soon Gone
This year was different, and so too was the content it inspired. Our editor, Larry Rubin, shares his year in review.
When the Novelty Wears Off
Helping clients persist in exciting new ventures can be a challenge when the next shiny object comes along.
COVID-19 and the De-Stigmatization of Therapy
The pandemic has joined many together on a shared journey toward emotional healing.
Healing the Authoritarian Wound Through Writing: 8 Writing Exercises to Share with Clients
Experiencing authoritarian wounding leaves lasting scars, but Eric Maisel offers useful therapeutic insight and tips to help clients mitigate its impact.
The Virtue of Metaphors
User-friendly metaphors can help therapists and clients connect.
COVID, Counseling, and Caution: Ethical and Relational Concerns
A therapist who contracted COVID from her client ponders challenging ethical and relational issues.