How do therapists choose between prescribed therapeutic interventions and following their clients along rabbit trails?
Spring
Might the renewal of Spring temper the pandemic’s psychological impact?
An Opportunity Amidst the Crisis: Moving Your Practice Online
In the current climate, shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic, therapists, like other professionals from the mental health field, are scrambling to adapt to the sudden transition of their services online.
The Healers: Therapy in the Time of a Pandemic
For psychotherapist Jeffrey Chernin, the Coronavirus pandemic may very well provide opportunities for greater connectedness, compassion, insight and growth.
Bret Moore on Military Psychology and Getting the Mission Done*
Military psychologist and prescriber Bret Moore shares his rich trove of clinical insights and experiences earned during both peacetime and war.
Good Enough
April Lang reflects on the challenges to clients of all ages and values and asks, “What is good enough?”
New Futures for Older Clients: Psychotherapy as Art
What if psychotherapy with clients in and beyond midlife could be reconceptualized as an art project designed to create a new future?
When Home is Not Where the Heart Is
Maggie Mulqueen explores the psychological downside of social distancing – social isolation, and what we can do about it with clients.
Therapy from Home: Dress Shirt and Sweatpants
In the time of COVID-19, Eric Morris finally confronts and overcomes his resistance to teletherapy – and gets to wear sweatpants in the process.
Fellow Travelers During the Coronavirus Pandemic
We are all fellow travelers during COVID pandemic.