When a Client’s Trauma is Perpetuated by “The System”
January 9, 2023
By Jennifer Shepard Payne, PhD, LCSW, author of Out of the Fire I do research and see adult clients at a center that specializes in trauma. As I have developed… READ MORE
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Becoming a Smart Worrier
December 19, 2022
By Graham Davey, PhD, author of The Catastrophic Worrier Worrying is something we all do. It’s arguably one of the most common human activities, and for good reason—our lives and… READ MORE
We Can Do More for Our Boys—Like What?
December 9, 2022
By Christopher S. Reigeluth, PhD, author of The Masculinity Workbook for Teens “You’re a _________.” For far too long, boys have been socialized to follow masculinity rules that are more… READ MORE
10 Ways to Give the Gift of Presence to Yourself and Others
November 29, 2022
By Gina M. Biegel, MA, LMFT, author of The Stress Reduction Workbook for Teens, 2nd Edition People want to be seen and heard. Instead of giving others presents, give them… READ MORE
The Emotionally Exhausted Woman: What We Really Need
November 28, 2022
By Nancy Colier, author of The Emotionally Exhausted Woman Nine times out of ten, when I ask a woman: “Who’s taking care of you?” she starts to cry. Modern women… READ MORE
The Dark Side of Being Goal Driven
October 12, 2022
By Jill P. Weber, PhD, author of Overcoming Stress-Induced Brain Fog What starts as earnest ambition and a healthy desire to succeed can quickly become a constant effort to problem-solve… READ MORE
When Trauma Memories Are Destabilizing
September 13, 2022
By Tamara McClintock Greenberg, PsyD A common problem we all face is that we may think clients are ready to talk about trauma, or even do exposure therapy, only to… READ MORE
How Can Mindfulness Help Young Children?
September 12, 2022
By Monica Moore Jackman, OTD, MHS, OTR/L, author of Mindfulness for Preschool and Kindergarten A few weeks ago, my fellow school-based therapists and I were setting up our therapy room… READ MORE
How to Help Your Client Process Heartbreak and Move On from a Relationship
August 10, 2022
By Katie Krimer, LCSW, author of Sh*t I Say to Myself Neuroscientific research has demonstrated that the pain from heartbreak resembles drug withdrawals. It can be undoubtedly brutal, making us… READ MORE
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