January/February 2026

Check out the January/February issue of the digital magazine on the browser of your favorite device—and dive in from cover to cover! Read more

As a field, in our efforts to be neutral and nurturing, have we been unwittingly recreating the culture’s individualistic bias? Read more

If therapists can become culturally competent in the world of dating apps, exploring our clients’ profiles is an opportunity to deepen therapy. Read more

The reason people find Orna Guralnik so compelling isn’t the stylish clothes she wears, her trendy office décor, or fancy camera work. It’s something else... Read more

Embracing friendship therapy as fully as we do couples or family therapy might help us shift friendship to its rightful place of clinical importance. Read more

Poet Yung Pueblo helps us inspire relational change in our clients and ourselves. Read more

Billions of daily swipes on dating apps yield an average match rate of less than 2 percent. What does this say about the role of physical chemistry in love? Read more

To shift friendship to its rightful place of importance in our lives, the conventional friendship script needs a dramatic rewrite. Read more

Poetry has the power to move clients and therapists from cognition to resonance—and support rapid transformation. Read more

In misdiagnosed neurodivergent teens, suicidality may not be an indicator of a desire to die but of misunderstood sensory and emotional chaos. Read more