Maggie Mulqueen
Maggie Mulqueen, PhD, is in private practice in Brookline, MA. She’s the author of On Our Own Terms: Redefining Competence and Feminity.
Contributed by Maggie Mulqueen
6 Results
Can We Go Back?
A Therapist Contemplates a Return to the Office
Money Matters
Getting Clear with Ourselves and Our Clients
Shedding Tears in Video Sessions
Why Have Our Clients Stopped Crying?
I’m not a therapist who judges the value of a session by the presence or absence of tears. But now that we’re a few months into the pandemic and meeting remotely, I’ve realized that, despite being in the midst of what may be the most uncertain time in their lives, my clients are hardly crying at all. Read More
If the Dress Fits...
Sorting Through a Closet Full of Memories
Reflections on Remote Work with Clients
New Lessons on the Space Between Us
Changing Places
When a therapist moves offices after 30 years, a lot of emotional issues get stirred up.