Gabor Maté's Unflinching Vision
July/August 2017
Canadian physician Gabor Maté believes that addictive behaviors are woven into the very fabric of our materialistic society.
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The Challenge of Embracing Our Youngest Clients
September/October 2017
Although they make up nearly a quarter of the population, children are rarely a central part of therapists’ practices. Why? The most effective interventions are based in play, an approach that seems less sophisticated than purportedly deep and transformative adult-centered talk therapies. It’s time to give play therapy the fuller attention and expanded application that it deserves.
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The New Frontier in Trauma Treatment? The Promise of MDMA
September/October 2017
Using drugs like MDMA (aka Ecstasy) may be the new frontier of trauma treatment.
Going Above and Beyond in Post-Harvey Houston
November/December 2017
In the 12 years since Hurricane Katrina, what have mental health professionals learned about being helpful in the wake of natural disasters?
The Rise of Neurofeedback
November/December 2017
Neurofeedback has brought a powerful new technology into the consulting room.
What It Takes to Really Be Sorry
March/April 2018
Unlike the faux public apologies from men accused of sexual misconduct that 2017 will likely be remembered for, our private apologies have the potential to heal broken connections and restore trust. But an apology that opens the door to forgiveness and healing for serious harm is a long-distance run that requires courage, clarity, and integrity.
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Art and Trauma: Accessing Creative Paths to Healing
March/April 2018
A leader in expressive arts therapy explains why it’s increasingly being used to help combat vets find relief from trauma.
From an Evening of Storytelling 2018
May/June 2018
A therapist tries to ride to the rescue of an immigrant client in a desperate situation.
For Immigrants and Their Therapists, a Frightening Reality
July/August 2018
New policies are deepening the trauma of many immigrants, and heightening challenges for the therapists trying to help them.
September/October 2018
September/October 2018
When I first heard about the growing research on the therapeutic use of psychedelics to treat trauma, I was frankly a bit bemused. But it’s been hard to dismiss the overwhelmingly positive results of early trials. Will psychedelic-assisted therapy continue to gain traction? Will it eventually be practice-changing for everyday clinicians? We can’t know the answer at this point, but what's clear is that the clinical interest in psychedelics is much more than a haphazard, tie-dyed pursuit.
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