May 12, 2018
by Anne Gulyas Connection. It happens everywhere in the world. Anywhere. It happens early in the pre-dawn hours, at mid-day or late into the evening. Often, it is a beginning… READ MORE
March 14, 2017
By Gareth Holman, PhD Twenty-percent of our clients account for eighty-percent of our stress. For these clients, good enough therapy is not good enough. When I consult about “stuck” clients, I often ask… READ MORE
June 16, 2016
Functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP) focuses largely on the therapeutic relationship and the interpersonal behaviors that occur in sessions. FAP therapists pay special attention to identifying clinical relevant behaviors — behaviors… READ MORE
June 8, 2016
Inclusion in tribes was a condition of survival in earlier eras of human history. As a result, our ancestors grew extremely sensitive to the threat of rejection from the group,… READ MORE
December 18, 2014
A Letter from Tirch, Schoendorff & Silberstein Compassion is increasingly being studied and used as an evidence-based ingredient in effective psychotherapy. When you consider that practicing compassion has been central… READ MORE
September 17, 2014
Whether you are a novice or advanced practitioner in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), you know that metaphors and exercises play a crucial role in its successful delivery. These powerful… READ MORE
Rewiring Pain: Our Journey from Suffering to Healing with Pain Reprocessing Therapy
November 25, 2024
