How does the two-way access afforded by telehealth impact the therapeutic relationship?
Phases of Coping with the Pandemic
Attuned therapists can help clients navigate phases of adjustment to the pandemic and its aftermath.
Countertransference: How Are We Doing?
Self-care, while helpful, is not the royal road to countertransference management.
Finding the Perch: Psychotherapy During Mutual Uncertainty and Grief
The pandemic necessitates that the psychotherapist pays attention in a new way.
Marching On
A therapist shares her thoughts on moving forward in the new normal.
Stuck In a Cold Shower
A therapist follows a client’s scent back to her childhood and healing.
The Puzzle of Therapy
Like life, therapy is in many ways a jigsaw puzzle, beckoning completion.
What Happens to the Path Not Taken?
A therapist comes to understand how memories and stories of the past surrender their psychic footholds to changes and growth in the present.
Blind Side
Empathy is a critical component to effective therapy, except when it contributes to a clinician’s blind side.
I’m So Glad You Stopped Me
What is a therapist to do when talking gets in the way of therapy?