October 12, 2023
By Russ Harris Therapists can get stuck when clients repeatedly complain that another person is “the problem.” Sessions can fill up with clients venting, ruminating, or obsessing about their relationships,… READ MORE
August 8, 2023
By Lisa Gray, LMFT With couples therapy, I believe that setting yourself up for success is crucial. This means that when a couple first comes in, you will be educating… READ MORE
January 20, 2023
By Matthew McKay, PhD, Peter Rogers, PhD, Ronald T. Potter-Efron, MSW, PhD, Patricia S. Potter-Efron, MS, William J. Knaus, EdD, Alexander L. Chapman, PhD, RPsych, Kim L. Gratz, PhD, coauthors… READ MORE
April 4, 2022
By Edith G. Arrington, PhD, coauthor of The Antiracism Handbook In her recent New Harbinger blog, Thema Bryant, my colleague, friend, and coauthor of The Antiracism Handbook, wrote compellingly about… READ MORE
March 21, 2022
By Kelsey Torgerson Dunn, MSW, LCSW, author of When Anxiety Makes You Angry Have you ever gotten in trouble for something that’s not actually your fault? It’s probably happened to… READ MORE
February 20, 2022
By Thema Bryant, PhD, coauthor of The Antiracism Handbook While many psychology models focus solely on shifting thoughts and coping with emotions, social-justice-oriented approaches such as multicultural feminist psychology and… READ MORE
December 14, 2021
Aaron Karmin, LCPC If you ever feel unsafe, you are not required to work with a client. You are required to be ethical, but this doesn’t involve making yourself unsafe…. READ MORE
October 7, 2021
By Aaron Karmin, LCPC, author of Instant Anger Management When we do not understand how to effectively deal with anger, we often choose coping methods that are harmful. Here are some unhealthy ways… READ MORE
July 15, 2021
By Kara Hoppe, MA, MFT, coauthor of Baby Bomb Despite having made an agreement pre-baby with my husband, Charlie, to do an even, fifty-fifty share of our parenting responsibilities, I… READ MORE
How to Help Impulsive Clients Set Limits Using Self-Talk
November 14, 2023
