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Video August 19, 2014

VIDEO: Presencing Secure Attachment

An Experiential Approach

What keeps people stuck in destructive relationship patterns? While Attachment Theory has provided some answers as to how those patterns originate, many... Read more

Video August 14, 2014

VIDEO: A Paradoxical Approach to Panic

The First Session

With years of experience treating anxiety-riddled clients, Reid Wilson, author of Don’t Panic, knows a thing or two about helping people rein in the... Read more

Video August 5, 2014

VIDEO: When Emotional Hurt Becomes Chronic Pain

How to Treat Chronic Pain

Coauthor of Freedom from Pain, Maggie has found that Attachment Theory is a useful framework for understanding the unreleased trauma that often lies at the... Read more

Video July 31, 2014

VIDEO: Stop Shooting the Messenger

The Case for Hearing Anxiety Out

As far as universal human experiences go, anxiety is usually seen as a heinous beast. Clients hate it and therapists offer ways to get rid of it—but not many... Read more

Video July 29, 2014

VIDEO: Attachment Work with Cut-Off Kids

Becoming Part of the Young Client’s Story

When Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy developer Daniel Hughes first started working with children who struggled with serious behavioral and emotional... Read more

Video July 24, 2014

VIDEO: Winning the Anxiety Game

How to Change the Rules

There’s a reason agoraphobic people stay home and acrophobic people stay grounded. No one enjoys the way that panic feels. But the trouble with trying to... Read more

Video July 23, 2014

Wired for heterosexuality or homosexuality?

The difference between the gay and straight brain

It’s a topic that has been at the center of countless debates, both rational and irrational. Is there a clear biological difference between the heterosexual... Read more

Video July 22, 2014

An Attachment-Based Approach with Couples

Harnessing Emotion in Couples Work

Sue Johnson discusses what couples need most in their relationship and how attachment-based therapy answers their deepest longing. Read more

Video July 21, 2014

VIDEO: A New Way to Engage Teen Clients

Dan Siegel on the Power of Teenage Brain

Dan Siegel, author of Brainstorm: The Power and the Purpose of the Teenage Brain, knows that nobody—especially an angst-filled teenager—likes being told... Read more

Video July 17, 2014

VIDEO: Getting Anxious Families to Loosen Up

A Homework Assignment for Anxious Kids

Anxiety is a demanding beast, with a long list of conditions that must be met to keep it at bay. It forces anxious children and their families to banish... Read more

Video July 15, 2014

VIDEO: Supplementing Attachment Theory

More Tools, More Solutions

While developing Coherence Therapy, Bruce Ecker, coauthor of Unlocking the Emotional Brain, spent a lot of time uncovering the differences between... Read more

Article July 11, 2014

The Whole World Is Watching TED

For therapists, giving a TED talk is the new professional milestone. Read more

Article July 11, 2014

Falling in Love Again

A Brief History of Psychoactive Drugs

Over the last 150 years, we’ve seen waves of mass infatuations with psychotropic drugs—antidepressants being the latest. While all these drugs are... Read more

Article July 11, 2014

Beyond Chemistry

Exploring Our Relationship with Our Meds

The chemical effect of psychoactive meds is only part of their impact. In fact, people often develop complex relationships with the pills they take. Read more

Article July 11, 2014

The Freedom Ride

On the Road with a Restless Woman and Her Son

A woman in a life transition takes her son on an eventful road trip. Read more

Article July 11, 2014

Editor's Note - July/August 2014

An adequate substitution for psychotherapy? Our Love Affair with Psychotropics

In the age of Big Pharma, meds have flattened all before them in their virtual conquest of the mental health field. Over the years, antidepressants have come... Read more

Article July 11, 2014

The Challenge of Becoming the Boss

How to Make a Group Practice Work

Making a group practice work means taking on the challenge of becoming a boss. Read more

Article July 11, 2014

Letting Go of Hate

How to help clients change unconscious responses

Many well-intentioned therapists have suggested that their clients just “let go” of hate, as if it were a heavy load that they could simply drop to the... Read more

Article July 11, 2014

The Meds of the Future

Waiting for the Next Magic Pill

Does our growing understanding of the brain and the prospect of further scientific discoveries mean there’s a new generation of magical pills on the horizon? Read more

Article July 11, 2014

When Talk Isn’t Enough

Easing Trauma’s Lingering Shock

Pioneering trauma expert Bessel van der Kolk shares his thoughts on the differences between public and private trauma. Read more

Article July 11, 2014

SSRIs in Perspective

Have They Lived up to Their Promise?

After wading through the controversies and contradictions in the research literature on SSRIs, a critic of Big Pharma explains why he thinks these drugs may... Read more

Article July 11, 2014

The Anatomy of a Psychiatric Consult

Solving the Puzzle

For many therapists, an air of mystery surrounds the role of psychopharmacology in mental health treatment. Here's a step-by-step tour of the complexities of... Read more

Article July 11, 2014

What Makes Fanatics Tick?

Exploring the Psyches of People on the Fringe

A new book investigates the worldview of a range of fanatics who’ve dedicated their lives to holding onto to their antiscientific and antihistorical claims. Read more

Video July 10, 2014

VIDEO: Single-Session Cures with Anxiety Problems

Are You Asking the Right Questions?

When it comes to understanding your clients’ inner world, words can only go so far. Clients can use words to tell you what they’re conscious of (“My... Read more

Video July 8, 2014

VIDEO: Connecting with Avoidant Clients

What Secure Attachment Looks Like

For those who struggle with early attachment injuries, even the presumably safe presence of the therapist can often evoke feelings of desperation, fear, and... Read more

Video July 3, 2014

VIDEO: Anxiety As a Co-Therapist

How to Make Your Clients’ Anxiety Their Ally

Danie Beaulieu, author of Impact Techniques for Therapists, sees anxiety in a different light. “I was tired of looking at anxiety as a pathology,” she says... Read more

Video July 2, 2014

VIDEO: How to Become a Lifelong Learner

The Principles of Neuroplasticity

According to Michael Gelb, a world-renowned speaker on innovative approaches to enhanced learning and author of How to Think like Leonardo da Vinci: Seven... Read more

Magazine Issue July 1, 2014

Open Wide!

Do We Know What Big Pharma is Giving Us?