An old-school family therapist attempts to reconcile the distancing forced upon us by the pandemic.
Tools to Help My Patients
It is always important to explore our patients’ toolboxes to ready them for change.
Barriers and the Black Experience in Mental Health Care
Psychiatrist Tracy Asamoah highlights the challenges to African American experiences in mental health.
Treating the Somatic Sequelae of Moral Injury
Psychotherapist George Kraus utilizes dynamic integrative somatic psychotherapy to help his client overcome moral wounding rooted in childhood abuse.
I’m So Glad My Parents Are Dead
Where does the therapist go when a client leads with, “I’m so glad my parents are dead?”
Don?t Worry, Be Happy!
Is the expression “don?t worry, be happy” more effective than we give it credit for?
Beverly Greene on Race, Racism and Psychotherapy
Clinician, scholar, author, and advocate Beverly Greene shares her views and experiences at the intersection of race, racism, and psychotherapy.
The Ask: Engaging Fellow Therapists of Color During Turbulent Times
Lambers Fisher offers guidance to fellow therapists deeply interested in engaging colleagues of color in difficult conversations.
Helping Domestic Abuse Victims During Quarantine
Therapeutic planning with victims of domestic violence is even more challenging during the pandemic.
Questioning the “Ditch the Desk” Theory of Therapy
To sit behind the counseling desk or not to sit behind the desk; that is the question.