The Larger Conversation

In a recent meeting with several therapists, I shared my plans for upcoming magazine issues. When I talked about exploring new perspectives on coercive... Read more

How does it impact the development of second-generation kids when their sense of self is inextricably tied to meeting the needs of parents and elders? Read more

What happens when a whole generation of children are overprotected on the playground and underprotected online? Read more

James Gordon shares about a clinician's powerful mental health work on the frontlines of the war in Gaza. Read more

Watch our interview with relationship expert Tammy Nelson on how ketamine is supercharging couples work. Read more

Advocates are calling on more therapists to consider how they can help people whose inclinations toward minors most of us find abhorrent. Read more

Great sex over the long term is not about how much you want sex; it’s about how much you like the sex you’re having. Read more

More and more people are ingesting small amounts of psilocybin on a daily basis in the hope of curing everything from mild irritability to major depression... Read more

A botched foray into polyamory leaves a woman feeling more singularly herself. Read more

The U.S. cannabis industry has created a market worth up to 35 billion dollars, in part by convincing the public that THC is medicinal and safe. Are the people... Read more

Prentis Hemphill believes justice begins with nurturing authentic, body-based feelings, so people can embody their values and spread them throughout families... Read more

The combination of therapeutic guides, ketamine, and community can open the door to deep, long-lasting relational change. Read more

Psychotherapy Networker honors the memory of Sue Johnson, EFT and EFIT pioneer, with highlights from her trailblazing career. Read more

Join the conversation between two therapists as they discuss the longing for friendship in the therapy room. Read more

Watch this interview with Mark Greene about why male friendships seem so difficult for men to get and how therapists can help. Read more

This issue aims to explore what we can do about loneliness in our therapy offices—not just for kids and young adults, but for people at any stage of life Read more

There are no formalized rituals, rules, or obligations to ground or support a friendship. Should therapists change that? Read more

Therapists can help disfigured clients build the necessary skills to navigate the documented reality that they’re often avoided, judged, and asked invasive... Read more

When it comes to self-talk, a therapist explores our tendency to be our worst enemy. Read more

Grown men don’t say things like “I’ve got nobody to play with.” Or do they? A journalist explores what therapists are seeing across the country: the... Read more

Navigating the potential discomfort of opening ourselves up to others is a skill we all have to learn through trial and error. Read more

In the last few decades, pets who offer company and calm have become therapeutic tools to help people manage their mental health. Read more

By asking the right questions in therapy, we can help make the road to adulthood less lonely for high school and college-age kids. Read more

Forming strong connections with others is not only integral to our development as humans, it’s connected to our very survival. For Black women, this is... Read more

Catch the replay of our discussion about why your clients may be struggling with disillusionment in their professional lives. Read more

What are the cultural messages feeding younger generations’ ambivalence and anxiety about their professional lives? Read more

Sara Kuburic, the Millennial Therapist, invites new clients to take a deep look at age-old existential concerns. Read more

A family with stark religious differences finds its way. Read more

When it comes down to it, what do human therapists really have over artificially intelligent ones? Read more

Here are the Psychotherapy Networker magazine articles that were the most read and most loved amongst our editors. Read more