In the 4th blog in this series, Daryl Chow turns our attention to the importance of
assessing supervisee satisfaction with and engagement in the process of supervision.
An Ending Without Closure
Psychologist Eric Morris often wonders how clients, especially those with borderline personality disorder, fare after leaving his care.
Daryl Chow on Reigniting Clinical Supervision
Clinician, researcher and author Daryl Chow teaches us how to reignite the fire of supervision in order to improve client outcomes.
Internal Emigration & Online Therapy
Russian-born psychotherapist, Anastasia Piatakhina Giré helps digital émigrés find solace, freedom and escape from shame through online therapy.
Addiction: What Glory in the High Recidivism Rate?
Psychotherapist Susan Winston wonders if the work she has done in substance abuse treatment has moved the needle at all.
When the Grass Becomes Greener
Swiss psychotherapist Sarah Stauffer meditates on the connection between the first mowing of Spring and tilling the psychic soil of her trauma-rooted clients.
Grasping at Optimism: When Helping a Suicidal Client Means Letting Life Happen
Psychotherapist Pamela Garber looks back over her work with a suicidal client and wonders if the therapeutic path she chose was correct.
Dual Aspect Monism: Centering Psychotherapy on Mind
Psychotherapist Margaret Arnd-Caddigan argues that embracing Dual Aspect Monism with clients is the pathway to change.
It’s Time for Supervisors to Help Clinicians Marry Data with Intuition
Daryl Chow argues that in order to optimize client outcomes, supervisors should encourage clinicians to marry intuition with hard data.
The Performing Art of Therapy: Acting Insights and Techniques for Clinicians
An actor/therapist explores the converging demands of each role on stage and in the clinical space.