A self-professed techno-dinosaur share the lessons he learned evolving to meet the demands of online group therapy.
Whose Metaphor Is It, Anyway?
A therapist struggles over ownership of a therapeutic metaphor.
The Story is Everything
Learn how to tap into the power of your clients' stories to promote meaningful change and deepen the therapeutic bond.
Standing Up to Microaggression: A Clinician’s Experience
How do you handle the sting of microaggressions? In a painful confrontation with her own therapist, a clinician decides to speak up.
Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory
Explore ways your clients can overcome the self-defeating patterns that can hand-tie both client and clinician.
Working Towards Therapeutic Solutions with Men
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.