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How do therapists help parents whose worries about their child’s exposure to the manosphere are driving him further away? Read more

How do you spot psychosis in a new mother who’s terrified of being seen as a bad mom? Three experts share screening questions that can help. Read more

Why do so many women long to be seen and fear it just as much? Often, the answer traces back to their fathers. Read more

In this modern odyssey, Orna Guralnik, Janina Fisher, Allen Frances, and others help a lost clinician navigate the disorienting forces reshaping therapy this... Read more

Discover the most popular stories and clinical insights published in Psychotherapy Networker in 2026, as voted by our readers. Read more

Editor in chief Livia Kent introduces the November/December 2026 issue and the inspiring, practical, and whimsical pieces it contains. Read more

Three therapists on the films—and in one case, the chicken videos—that reconnect them to their work and themselves. Read more

Do all complex trauma cases need a stabilization phase before reprocessing work? Read more

Two decades after Letters to a Young Therapist was first published, Mary Pipher takes stock of a lonelier, less trusting world—and shares why she still... Read more

Earn continuing education credit by reading a collection of articles from the November/December 2026 issue and taking the CE quiz. Read more

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

Listen to the audio version of the November/December 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker magazine. Read more

What happens when Black boys grow up too soon? Read more

When a client's romantic obsession looks like a mix of OCD, hypomania, and anxious attachment, therapists need to consider a different explanation. Read more

When you're a therapist, going through IVF adds a seldom-discussed layer of complexity to the work. Read more

A child whose inner world goes unrecognized learns that having needs is something to be ashamed of. Here's how a parent can show them otherwise. Read more

Here's how to enter hard conversations without abandoning your own ground or shutting out the person across from you. Read more

Earn continuing education credit by reading a collection of articles from the September/October 2026 issue and taking the CE quiz. Read more

Listen to the audio version of the September/October 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker magazine. Read more

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

The clinical insights and experiences captured in this issue will change how you think about ADHD and AuDHD, two neurotypes getting a lot of attention these... Read more

The stories children make up about why they’re different are the real risk of leaving ADHD unlabeled, despite what many parents believe. Read more

A physician and bestselling author shares the science behind his perspective on how stress and environment affect ADHD. Read more

Parents of neurodivergent children are struggling—and far too often, we’re making it worse. Read more

In clients with ADHD, rejection sensitivity is what a nervous system learns after years of correction and misattunement. Healing requires relational... Read more

For many girls and women, ADHD hides behind depression, anxiety, and hormonal changes we should all be more aware of. Read more

A narrative approach to autism assessment may be the only real path to an accurate diagnosis for high-masking people. Read more

Autism and ADHD are much more than a subset of behaviors; they’re a different body-mind. Here’s a practical tool that breaks it down for clinicians and... Read more

Unrecognized ADHD can travel through families as a legacy of failure, until an accurate diagnosis rewrites the story. Read more

The same brain that helps ADHD therapists excel in the therapy room can make documentation feel impossible. Read more