A supervisee expands her world and self-view, learning how tolerant she can be, when something she loves and cherishes is judged quickly and harshly.
The Last Responder
After the pandemic abates, therapists will be on the front line as last responders.
A Place Both Wonderful and Strange
Larisa Garski and Justine Mastin help us to harness the power of fanfiction to help clients through this crisis…and beyond.
Beyond Resilience: Addressing Moral Distress During the COVID-19 Pandemic
In the coming months, psychotherapists will need to work knowledgeably and compassionately with clients wrestling with moral distress.
Dreaming in the Time of Coronavirus
Psychotherapist Leslie Ellis shares insights and tips for clients (and therapists) whose dreams have been invaded by the virus.
Choosing Between Model Adherence and the Rabbit Trail
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.