Therapy, like skiing, is not always a smooth downhill journey…moguls abound for both clinician and client.
Advanced Harm Reduction: Managing Intoxicated Clients
Clinician Stanton Peele and Coach Dolores Cloward challenge the notion that abstinence is the best policy for those with substance use disorders.
Talkspace: The New Therapy Room
On-ground therapist Andrea Woodburn shares her newfound clinical passion; Talkspace, and its many virtues.
Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse: The Prelude to Healing
Clinician Barbara Winter helps male survivors of childhood sexual trauma by helping them to tell their painful stories.
Michael Gurian on Masculinity, Neuroscience and Psychotherapy
For Michael Gurian, neuroscience holds the answers to the true nature of masculinity and how it may be of service in psychotherapy with boys and men.
The F**k-it Button in Clinical Practice
Clinician Ariel Nathanson helps a client who deals with early life trauma by pressing her mental f**ck-it button.
Therapeutic Fanfiction: Rewriting Society
Geek Narrative Therapists Larisa Garski and Justine Mastin harness the power of fanfiction in their clinical work.
What Do I Say Now? Coping with Uncertainty in Unstructured Psychotherapy
A seasoned clinician and psychology instructor explores his professional relationship with clinical uncertainty…and wonders.
Listening Up and Leaning In: Active Listening in Therapeutic Relationships
Psychiatrist Tracy Asamoah argues that active listening is not only good practice, but it stimulates the brain’s reward center.
Advocating for the LGBTQIAA in Psychotherapy
Therapist Jason Linder argues that, in working with transgender clients, therapists should not be gate-keepers who decide what they can do with their bodies.