Master psychotherapists rely on their selves in relationship with their clients rather than upon “procedurized” and manualized interventions

Michael Karson explains how elements of journalism, poetry and theater can be found in the therapeutic relationship.

In order to become even more effective, clinicians, like elite athletes, must watch their performance. 

A therapist considers the importance of self-compassion as a fundamental part of her work.

Traditionally trained psychiatrist Tracy Asamoah slowly learns to accept the presence of digital technology in her clinical work. 

Sometimes a simple mistake can be the impetus for significant breakthroughs in therapy. Roberta Satow recounts one such transformative misstep with a particularly challenging client.

Counselor and doctoral student Michael Clark turns his clinical attention to athletes at all levels to increase performance.

Clinician and Equine-Facilitated Therapist Kelsey Craig takes us on a tour of this fascinating clinical intervention.