A Therapist Lays Down Her Wand
November/December 2021
There’s magic in therapy—all types—the most astonishing of which only happens when you stop trying to put on a flawless show.
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By Psychotherapy Networker
November/December 2021
Three clinicians share their experiences of the power of supervision.
Rage Rooms: Stress Relief’s New Darlings?
November/December 2021
Are rage rooms a passing fad? Or a symptom of a larger issue?
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Total Liberation: A Buddhist Approach to Healing
November/December 2021
What would therapy look like if the focus was on liberating a client from their setbacks, rather than simply diluting their symptoms?
Learning to Take the Lead
November/December 2021
The moment before a client meets a therapist is not unlike sitting in a theater just before curtain. The drama about to unfold will inevitably pale in comparison to the anticipation of what could be.
Today's Renaissance in Systems Thinking
January/February 2022
In their rush to change family systems—if not the world—family therapists didn’t anticipate that they too would be affected by structural forces.
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Are We Helping or Harming?
By Joshua Coleman
January/February 2022
Today’s culture of therapy both reflects and contributes to our nation’s ever-growing embrace of individualism—for better and, sometimes, for worse.
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The Latest Science on Trauma and Weight
January/February 2022
When therapists assume that higher-weight individuals have a traumatic past, it adds another layer to the fat-shaming they’re already likely enduring.
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Is Meditation as Safe as We Think?: The Risks We Don’t Talk About
January/February 2022
Meditation is generally considered one of the safest practices for our clients. But one organization says that’s not always the case.
When Therapists Blame Themselves: Using Regret to Deepen Our Work
By Jelena Kecmanovic
January/February 2022
Most therapists struggle with guilt and self-blame related to their work. Thankfully, there are ways to leverage these feelings so we can grow from them.
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