Psychotherapy's Declining Market Share
Finding Self-Renewal in the Himalayas
By Jeffrey Kottler
Tens of thousands of miles away from his practice, a therapist accidentally discovers a new sense of purpose, unable to distinguish the act of giving from the act of love.
From Therapist to Executive Coach
By Rob Pasick
A therapist from a working-class background, steeped in the antibusiness values of the therapy profession, finds himself on a surprising mid-career journey into the belly of 21st-century capitalism as an executive coach.
Coaching And Our Assumptions
By Terry Real
A new breed of therapist believes that, rather than biting their lips when they see clients display their obnoxious, selfish, or self-defeating behaviors, it’s disrespectful not to say to them what traditionalists might only share in a supervision group.
Helping Clients Take Their Best Shot
By Lynn Grodzki
A new style has emerged that integrates the in-depth understanding of traditional therapy with the experience of being instructed, pushed, and challenged identified with coaching. Can a clinician encompass both styles with the same client?
Pat Ogden on sensorimotor psychotherapy
How to Heal the Angry Brain 
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