Psychotherapist F. Diane Barth takes a critical look at boundaries, both personal and therapeutic, as an essential ingredient to healthy relationships.
Nightmares are Easily Treatable, Though Too Few Seek Help
Psychotherapist and dream specialist Leslie Ellis argues that skillfully focusing on, rather than avoiding, nightmares in therapy can be helpful.
“Are you Thor?”
Justine Mastin and Larisa Garski help clients to harness the power of Thor’s hammer and therapeutic fanfiction to re-claim their self-worth.
Trauma and the Reproductive Story
Clinician Janet Jaffe works with clients who have experienced traumatic reproductive loss, helping them to rewrite their narrative on the road to healing.
“I Want You to Be There.”: Accompanying a Client Through a Death
Kevin Hull helps a young client face his mother’s death with love and strength.
Monitoring Engagement in Clinical Supervision
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.