A psychoanalytic psychotherapist wrestles with her analysand’s challenging negative transference.
Combatting Anxiety,
Donna C. Moss wonders aloud if, given her own anxiety, she can effectively help her anxious clients.
Train Professionals, Not Just Therapists
The fantasy of moving into a lucrative career may be just that for newly graduated clinicians lacking professional savvy.
Hidden Losses
The death of a close family friend leaves therapist Maggie Mulqueen grieving and reflecting on the place of self-disclosure in her therapeutic work.
Online Therapy: An Unexpected Space of Freedom
International psychotherapist Anastasia Piatakhina provides a place of refuge and healing through online therapy with women living in oppressive societies.
Therapy with a Condom On
A therapist confronts a clinical imbroglio when she discovers her own therapist is treating her client’s spouse.
Working with Silence
Therapist Michael R. Jackson ponders the merits of silence in therapy with children, teens and adults.
Depth
Clinician Michael R. Jackson turns his attention to the issue of “depth” in therapy.
Joseph Burgo on Shame, Narcissism and the Art of Empathy
For psychotherapist Joseph Burgo, shame and narcissism are resources awaiting the delicate hand of the empathetic clinician.
Changing Places
Veteran therapist Maggie Mulqueen relocates her practice and unpacks surprising insights about change.