”I’m going to do the opposite of everything my parents did.” Your childhood memories can have a profound impact on how you interact with... Read more

Despite a cultural environment that’s often hostile toward nonmonogamy, an increasing number of couples are considering it. How can therapists help them... Read more

This issue examines different approaches to intimate relationships, including some perspectives that challenge longstanding principles in our culture and in... Read more

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How can Individualized Education Plans, which often involve therapists, better ensure that students with disabilities get a fair and proper education? Read more

How can neurofeedback help people tailor their meditation practice to help with their mental health concerns? Read more

In Demon Copperhead, Barbara Kingsolver expands our moral imagination. Read more

What are the ethics of carrying on with your regular practice when dealing with an ongoing personal crisis or medical emergency? Read more

When losing your spouse in a bookstore helps you find perspective. Read more

My editorial Spidey-sense tells me there’s a good chance that some readers will raise an eyebrow—or maybe two—at this issue of the magazine Read more

A seasoned therapist discovers that the willingness to be a beginner again can sometimes have more value for clients than polished expertise. Read more

If clinicians continue to assert that "trauma is trauma," the uniqueness treating racial trauma will remain on the margins of what we extol as best practice. Read more

Having an erotic craving that seems shocking to a partner doesn’t have to be a death knell for a relationship. Read more

The choice for ambivalent couples is no longer binary: separate or stay together. Instead, therapists can help them craft formal yet flexible agreements... Read more

Americans are choosing to remain single in unprecedented numbers—and contrary to commonly held assumptions in our field, they're not unhappy about it, not... Read more

Even when you've spent your entire career teaching people how to have relationships, finding love is still a risky, humbling, and unpredictable... Read more

Based on the work of leading trauma experts, we know that difficult emotions, trauma and suffering are stored in the body… What hasn’t been so... Read more

With virtual therapy becoming ever more ubiquitous, how can you keep young clients engaged while providing them with the effective, evidence-based treatment... Read more

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Here are some "hacks" to help your clients be more mindful in their relationships—using the Gottman Method. Read more

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“Do you have kids?” This common intake question is intended to gather information, forge connection, and build context around your clients&rsquo... Read more

Current diagnostic criteria for autism continue to be based on how autism looks in boys and men. To make matters worse, it relies almost exclusively on... Read more

Dr. Mithoefer chats about MDMA and psychedelic therapy, their accessibility challenges, as well as what you can expect from his new online course with... Read more

In this cutting-edge training, we will discuss the varieties of affairs and the many ways that relationships can heal from the betrayal that affects intimacy... Read more

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It’s a silent grief nobody talks about. Buried in shame, despair and fear; families living with addiction experience deep ambiguous and non-finite grief... Read more

A line forever between what was and what will be, those impacted by medical trauma and chronic illnesses feel every loss. Struck with a sudden or gradual... Read more

Faith, religion, and spirituality can be a supportive and comforting resource following the loss of anyone or anything that leaves a sense of deprivation and... Read more

From clients who’ve lost the biggest source of support in their lives, to those with broken maternal bonding from neglect, abuse, or abandonment, mother... Read more