Heather Clague and her patient explore the meaning and limits of acceptance.
Counseling in the Time of Coronavirus
A therapist balances competing challenges of addressing Coronavirus with her clients.
Integrating Technology into Mental Healthcare: Theory and Practice
Integrating technology into mental health care is no longer a distant frontier.
When Your Therapy Client Ghosts You
Vinodha Joly reflects on her experiences of being ghosted by clients and what she has learned.
Usha Tummala-Narra on Living Multicultural Competence
Clinician and researcher Usha Tummala-Narra addresses the challenges of not only practicing, but of living multicultural competence.
When a Client Threatens You
A therapist learns about the limits of her compassion with clients who threaten her with harm.
Oh, That It Were So Simple
A clinician and clinical educator struggles with behaviorism, simplicity and the promise of certainty
En Attente (On Hold)
A therapist struggles with her feelings of being put “on hold” by one of her more challenging clients.
The Comforts of What We Know
Therapy’s rewards can be great, but they rely on the delicate balance between creativity and structure.
Group Practice and its Discontents
Veteran psychotherapist Joe Bavonese offers indispensable tips for the would-be group practice owner.