A New Approach to Reviving Public Sector Psychotherapy
By Scott Sells with Cynthia Franklin
July/August 2008
A determined family therapist tries to revive public sector psychotherapy using Thomas Edison as his role model.
Confronting the raw reality of the emergency department
By Gary Weinstein
July/August 2008
An emergency room social worker's day revolves around handling emotional crises of strangers facing terrible moments of their lives.
In HBO's In Treatment, Art Imitates Therapy
July/August 2008
The 43-episode HBO series In Treatment held up a mirror to our profession, immersing viewers in the ebb and flow of the psychotherapy process, and revealing what devoting a life to this work does to its practitioners.
Michael White taught us how to retell our life stories
July/August 2008
Michael White, who died suddenly in April 2008 at 59, devoted his life to helping people find the kernels of personal courage, self-respect, and emotional vitality that would enable them to create a different story about themselves.
A Step Backward: An Interview with Allen Frances
March/April 2014
As the man responsible for the previous edition, the foremost critic of DSM-5 is perhaps the last person you’d expect to trash this latest, biggest version.
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A Step in the Right Direction: An Interview with Darrel Regier
March/April 2014
The vice chair of the DSM-5 Task Force is bemused that the release of what was intended to be a more accurate and rigorously researched manual has raised such an uproar.
Salvador Minuchin Reflects On His Therapeutic Legacy
September/October 2009
Although Salvador Minuchin is arguably the most influential clinician of the last half-century, his work is light-years away from the routinized approaches that dominate today's therapy world.
No research? No reimbursement
January/February 2010
A tipping point has been reached in the impact that psychotherapy research results, no matter of interest only among a small circle of academic, are going to have on what goes on day-to-day in therapists' offices.
The Art of Healing in an Age of Science
March/April 2017
Studies show more people pay for the services of advisors claiming special powers than see mental health practitioners. How can mentalists and mediums be flourishing at a time when therapists—trained and sanctioned to care for people’s emotional well-being—are struggling to inspire confidence? In an effort to improve therapists’ efficacy, two researchers find themselves on an unexpected path.
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Highlights from the 2017 Symposium
May/June 2017
Year after year, therapists have come to the Networker Symposium expecting to escape the turbulence of everyday life and the real world. But this year, attendees came seeking something more—a renewed vision of what we stand for and what our role might be in a toxically polarized society. Here are some of the moments that captured the distinctive flavor of this year’s gathering.
- The Search for Connection by Rich Simon
- The Physics of Vulnerability by Brené Brown
- Therapy in the Age of Trump by William Doherty
- Psychotherapy of the Heart by Joan Borysenko
- The Science of Consciousness by Dan Siegel
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