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.
Russian Doll as Case Study: Lessons for Therapists
Psychologist and addiction specialist Stanton Peele deconstructs the levels of meaning in the hit Netflix series, Russian Doll.
Introducing Multi-Lens Therapy
Multi-lens therapy guides clinicians and clients to the root causes of their problems, offering pathways to change.
From Cultural Competence to Cultural Humility & Equity
Clinician and doctoral trainee Jason Linder argues that multicultural competence is just not enough. Cultural humility and equity are the keys to effective relationship building.
Dreaming of the Future
Leslie Ellis returns from the inaugural meeting of the Dream Engineering Symposium at MIT with some lucid clinical insights.
Let’s Meet in the Middle
Bill Macaux combines his executive coaching and clinical experience with Penberthy’s Interpersonal Circumplex to help a professional couple struggling to free themselves from the pull of family of origin issues.