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Exploring Consensual Nonmonogamy

How to Help Couples Avoid Pitfalls and Enhance Their Connection

Wayne Scott

Despite a cultural environment that’s often hostile toward nonmonogamy, an increasing number of couples are considering it. How can therapists help them travel this path, deepen communication, and attune to one another in new ways? Read More
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Help for Challenging Times

Janina Fisher

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When One Partner Is Kinky...

Joe Kort

Covert Narcissism Unmasked

Craig Malkin

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Weighing Your Clients’ Needs Against Your Own

Kirsten Lind Seal

Ten Best-Ever Anxiety-Management Techniques

Margaret Wehrenberg

The Intentional Divorce

Tammy Nelson

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- The Therapist's Craft
  
  Challenges on the path to therapeutic connection, creativity, and healing
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- Rewriting Marriage Contracts
  
  Fresh Options for Ambivalent Couples
  
  Sara Schwarzbaum
  
  The choice for ambivalent couples is no longer binary: separate or stay together. Instead, therapists can help them craft formal yet flexible agreements centered around... Read More
- Case Study
  
  A Dog Wanders into My Session
  
  Alicia Muñoz & Erica Turner
  
  Leaving A High Demand, High Control Religion
  
  Krystal Shipps
  
  Therapy for People Living with Dementia
  
  Nancy Kriseman
  
  Treating Trauma From the Top Down
  
  Kathleen Chard
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  The field’s latest innovations and hottest debates
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- Point of View
  
  Enhancing Meditation with Neurofeedback
  
  Innovations in Training the Brain
  
  Ryan Howes
  
  How can neurofeedback help people tailor their meditation practice to help with their mental health concerns? Read More
- The Therapy Beat
  
  Getting Individualized Education Plans Right
  
  Chris Lyford
  
  The Postpartum Experience
  
  Julie Bindeman
  
  Relational EMDR Therapy
  
  Deany Laliotis
  
  Beyond the Brain-Body Split
  
  Mona Delahooke
- Culture & Society
  
  "The larger forces shaping our communities, our clients, and ourselves"
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- Honoring the Choice to Be Single
  
  Have We Gotten Past Our Relationship Biases?
  
  Lauren Dockett
  
  Americans are choosing to remain single in unprecedented numbers—and contrary to commonly held assumptions in our field, they're not unhappy about it, not merely biding... Read More
- Love Is An Action Verb
  
  Angela Garbes
  
  Fair Play at Home
  
  Lauren Dockett
  
  Estrangement 101
  
  Lori Gottlieb
  
  Point of View
  
  Burnout and the Body
  
  Ryan Howes

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A Puncturing of the Soul

Facing Racial Trauma and Internalized Devaluation

Kenneth V. Hardy

If clinicians continue to assert that "trauma is trauma," the uniqueness treating racial trauma will remain on the margins of what we extol as best practice. Read More

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Getting Individualized Education Plans Right

Chris Lyford
Dating Again in Your 70s

Carol Kramer
Open Book

Attuning to the Human Heart

Mary Pipher
Family Matters

Hunting for Harry

Campbell Gregson