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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.
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?
Healing Clients One Brick at a Time
By William Doherty
In this era of medical necessity and evidence-based therapies, it’s easy to lose sight of a basic truth. We heal not through prescriptions and procedures, but through talking and listening.
Mistakes Therapists Should Avoid
By Janet Sasson Edgette
Most teens loathe the very idea of therapy. Yet, with confused and troubled adolescents needing our help more than ever, the gap between our grad-school training and what works in real-life practice continues to widen.
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