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.
Lesson Not Learned
Psychotherapist April Lang shares a personal lesson about racism learned along a societal path of lessons yet to be learned.
Psychotherapy with Coronavirus: A Novel Experience
What if Coronavirus were a patient seeking psychotherapy? Warning: Contains irony. Read at your own risk. Not approved by CE credentialing boards.
Race, Racism and Therapy: Don’t Expect to Get Comfortable
In this video interview, Professor of Counseling, Darrick Tovar-Murray, PhD, discusses the turbulent issues of race and racism.
Don’t Shoot the Messenger
Psychiatrist Heather Clague helps her patient to accept the message of emotion without shooting its messenger.
Patients Who Lie
While lying can destroy relationships, it can also be a vehicle for growth in the hands of a skilled clinician.