The Neuroscience of Empathy
How Somatic Resonance Shapes the Therapeutic RelationshipRecognizing the uncanny ways empathy arises in the body can shift how you deepen attunement with clients. Read more
Where You End & The Client Begins
Using Your Issues in Clinical Work Without Making It About YouWhat does it take to help clients untangle relational patterns that have long complicated your own relationships? Read more
Borderline Personality Disorder, Revisited
Why Everything You've Heard about BPD is Probably WrongFew diagnoses intimidate therapists more than BPD. The reality is far less frightening. Read more
When Countertransference Hits Too Close
The Thin Line Between Empathy & ProjectionWhen a client’s story mirrors yours, the line between empathy and a clinical misstep can be thin and tricky. Read more
The Client on the Brink of Estrangement
Two Clinical Responses to the Question of CutoffsCutting family members off is one of the most fraught decisions a client can make—and one of the hardest to navigate as a therapist. Read more
The Neuroscience of Habit Change
Using Reward-Based Learning to Transform Anxiety & CravingsCan the way out of anxiety, binge eating, and worry be learned with the right kind of attention? Read more
4 Clinicians Decode Films Every Therapist Should Watch
On the Psychology of Narcissism, Gaslighting, Attachment & ShameFrom Succession’s trauma-bonded dynasty to Marriage Story’s moment of no return, here’s what the big screen reveals about the inner lives of our clients. Read more
Flip Through the July/August 2026 Issue
The Very Human TherapistExplore the digital version of the July/August 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker online or on your favorite e-reader. Read more
Listen to the July/August 2026 Audio Issue
The Very Human TherapistListen to the audio version of the July/August 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker magazine. Read more
The Very Human Therapist
Self of the Therapist in Clinical WorkIn the July/August 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker, learn how Self of the Therapist work can support clinical effectiveness. Read more
A Therapist's Review of "Backrooms"
How We're Pursued by the Monster of Self-Betrayal"Backrooms" is a horror film that many therapists will resonate with in surprising ways. Read more
When Good Therapists Break the Rules
What the Hit TV Show "Shrinking" Gets Wrong About BoundariesApple TV's Shrinking contains a valuable message about the public's view of therapy and the ethical boundaries we hold dear. Read more
Poetry and Narrative in Therapy
Bypassing the Limits of ConversationPoetry isn't just a therapeutic art form, it's also a sneaky way around our inner defenses. Read more
Rethinking Hypervigilance in Women
When Accurate Perception Gets Mistaken for PathologyHas research built on combat veterans accustomed to scanning terrain missed something essential about women who survived by reading relationships? Read more
Retuning a Dysregulated World
Listening as a Portal to Collective Safety, Connection, and LoveThe ears are the fastest route to the nervous system, and more therapists should be aware of the benefits of listening therapies. Read more
Individual Couples Therapy?
Breaking a Cardinal Rule of PsychotherapyCan you be an individual therapist and a couples therapist for the same partners? Psychotherapist Johanna Herwitz gave it a try. Read more
Neurodivergence Behind the Mood Disorder Mask
Confronting Psychiatric MisdiagnosisA psychiatric nurse practitioner, once misdiagnosed and overmedicated herself, shares why millions of autistic adults are being treated for the wrong... Read more