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Despite exposure to trauma, many survivors experience well-being. So why does everything we read suggest that healing from trauma is the exception? Read more

"Is This Thing On?" explores what happens when relationships erode the identity of the people in them—and what it means to recover your voice in the midst of... Read more

When doing couples therapy, using confrontation isn’t conflict—it’s more like holding up a mirror to a system that’s malfunctioning. Read more

Explore the digital version of the May/June 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker online or on your favorite e-reader. Read more

Listen to the audio version of the May/June 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker magazine. Read more

Has a field that once shamed the betraying partner overcorrected to where it’s now failing the betrayed? Read more

Today's therapists are being asked to rewrite the playbook on infidelity in a world where intimacy has never been more complex. Read more

Infidelity doesn’t just wound the betrayed partner—grief ripples through the entire relational system. Sometimes, holding it in unconventional ways... Read more

The landscape of infidelity has shifted dramatically—what will it take for our clinical thinking to catch up? Read more

Betrayed partners don’t need perfect apologies. Their nervous systems need a pattern. Read more

It’s easy to dismiss or villainize the affair partner. But when they bring their unique experience into the room, do you know what to do? Read more

Rushing to repair after betrayal isn’t just premature—it can deepen your clients’ pain. Read more

Four decades of nuggets from our archives trace how our field’s thinking about affairs has evolved—and remind us to hold today’s certainties a little... Read more

Moral injury is finally gaining recognition—in grad schools, social media, and even our diagnostic bibles. But how do you treat a wound of the soul? Read more

The same diagnosis that makes you uniquely attuned to a client may also make you vulnerable to crossing ethical boundaries. Read more

Psychologist Jonice Webb—who named childhood emotional neglect—shares how to spot it, treat it, and help clients transform it. Read more

A marketing professor’s bestselling book has a valuable message for struggling young men—and their therapists. Read more

Two takes on handling suicidality skillfully from the first intervention. Read more

Your couples may not be falling out of love—they may be falling out of alignment. Read more

Energy psychology—especially Emotional Freedom Techniques, or tapping—is gaining traction as a fast-acting, evidence-backed, somatic therapy that reduces... Read more

If you're a therapist who works in private practice and you were surprised to owe taxes this year, you're not alone! Here's what happened—and how to avoid... Read more

Why do so many parents struggle with trusting themselves, and how can we help them conquer self-doubt? Read more

When therapists stay open to synchronicities, the world becomes an unlikely collaborator in healing. Read more

As a field, we're adept at healing injuries. But what are we doing to prevent injuries from occurring in the first place? Read more

A seasoned couples therapist discovers an overlooked stage of love our field may have missed. Read more

A critical skill that therapists are just learning involves understanding the unique ways many Autistic clients show love—from info- dumping to support... Read more

When our clients' stories trigger our own painful memories, we can use this to our advantage, rather than let our emotions impact treatment. Read more

What does it take to be a confident therapist? To find out, a struggling therapist connects with experts Bill Doherty and Sabrina N'Diaye. Read more

It's easy to interpret therapists over responsiveness as a personal flaw, but it's actually an occupational hazard. Read more

Listen to the audio version of the March/April 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker magazine. Read more