You notice it immediately – the scornful looks, the detached attitude, you can even feel the resentment radiating from across the... Read more

In a society that glorifies perfectionism and overachieving, it can be challenging to help clients with clinical perfectionism desist from the diffusional... Read more

Surges in tic-like behaviors are leaving record numbers of clients underserved. And if you work with clients with ADHD, anxiety, or OCD without specific... Read more

Stuck in self-fulfilling cycles of mistrust, many clients expect abandonment and inadvertently create situations that reinforce those expectations. As... Read more

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As healing professionals, we spend so much time putting others first, we put ourselves last. Stressed and burned out, we brush off our own trauma, ignore our... Read more

Trauma can have a catastrophic impact on intimate relationships, damaging the crucial experiences of connection, closeness and pleasure that all healthy... Read more

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When you treat clients with complex trauma there are so many intricacies. From diverse histories and ranges of responses to attachment issues, co-occurring... Read more

Lifetime friends, role models and confidants. The bond between siblings is one of the most important we’ll ever experience. But sibling loss is one of... Read more

In this session, neurodivergent therapist, psychologist, and trainer, Dr. Tasha Oswald will teach you crucial insight that care providers need to know to help... Read more

When your clients struggle with eating, your first move as a therapist may be to develop plans for specific behavioral changes - a list of things clients can... Read more

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This issue looks at the theme of parenting, including how therapists can offer clarity and guidance to struggling parents, how they can help parents... Read more

Explore the complexities of modern parenting and relationships in latest magazine issue of Psychotherapy Networker. Read more

For one trauma therapist, parenting turned out to be the ultimate trial by fire—and a path to healing and wholeness. Read more

In "Close," director Lukas Dhont illustrates what can happen when society squashes the beautiful, empathic relationships that come naturally to boys. Read more

The prescriptive, one-size-fits-all version of “gentle parenting” promoted on social media may work with many kids, but for parents of “big reactors,”... Read more

It takes practice and courage to attune to a couple’s sensitivities and insecurities regarding sexual fantasies, but the payoff can be worth the clinical... Read more

When the world-renowned developer of Somatic Experiencing begins feeling persistent disturbing sensations come up from childhood, he realizes it’s time to... Read more

What happens when a whole generation of children are overprotected on the playground and underprotected online? Read more

Rather than a deficiency, “mommy brain” is an asset—and therapists can help their clients embrace it in the workplace. Read more

Black Men Heal’s therapy outcomes are defying the odds—and raising questions about what it means to be truly culturally competent. Read more

Are your perceptions of the risks and rewards of walk and talk therapy accurate? Read more

Sue Johnson changed the field, creating a ripple effect of healing that continues to transform countless relationships. In a mosaic of anecdotes drawn from the... Read more

How does it impact the development of second-generation kids when their sense of self is inextricably tied to meeting the needs of parents and elders? Read more

Building a trusting relationship with a surrogate requires a wide array of interpersonal and self-regulation skills— and can be the ultimate exercise in... Read more

With so many newer approaches focusing on here-and-now experiences, are we forgetting about psychotherapy’s foundation of exploring childhood wounds? Read more