67% of your clients are compulsively checking their smartphones for alerts, calls, and texts—even without getting a notification. Our clients are in... Read more

How can we meet last-chance couples exactly where they are? Read more

More than 50 years after feminist psychologist Carol Gilligan's pivotal study on how women think about the choices in their lives, she speaks up about our... Read more

Despite an increasing diversity in race and ethnicity, the psychotherapy field is primarily filled with women—a reversal that's taken place over the last 50... Read more

Eve Rodsky is on a mission: to rebalance the "mental load" that many women still unfairly shoulder in domestic life, affecting their physical health... Read more

“The essence of psychotherapy is the experience of the therapeutic relationship and using that to alleviate suffering. Descriptions on the written page... Read more

Children and adolescents with ODD, ADHD, Asperger’s, anxiety, mood and disruptive disorders provide constant clinical and parenting challenges. Watch... Read more

Children and adolescents with ODD, ADHD, Asperger’s, anxiety, mood and disruptive disorders provide constant clinical and parenting challenges. Watch... Read more

This presentation will enhance your ability to effectively assess and diagnose anxiety disorders. Anxiety Disorders, the most common category of mental... Read more

Your client just revealed that she’s having suicidal thoughts … what do you do? Does she have a gun? Has she written letters? Picked a location... Read more

Your client just revealed that she’s having suicidal thoughts … what do you do? Does she have a gun? Has she written letters? Picked a location... Read more

Over 100,000 people died of drug overdoses from April 2021 to March 2022, with over 70% of those deaths due to fentanyl or other powerful synthetic opioids... Read more

Dry therapy doesn’t engage clients. Especially when you’re working with clients that present with multiple problems at once… You need to... Read more

Suicidal ideation among teens is overlooked, understudied, and sometimes even willfully ignored. Read more

Plenty of therapists have internalized the common misconception that at a certain point in our lives, humans are no longer interested in sex and intimacy. Read more

Administrators today recognize this therapy as an effective treatment option for “at risk” families. Read more

This issue looks at the subject of doing therapy with older adults, including navigating ageism and other challenges that come with growing older. It also... Read more

Disparities in care for clients with ADHD from diverse backgrounds don’t have to exist. You can be a part of closing the gap in treatment inequality... Read more

With tens of thousands of Iraq War vets with PTSD returning home, therapists increasingly face the challenge of helping them with their troubled marriages. Read more

Your clients impacted by trauma fall into negative self-thoughts, harsh worldviews and every new experience becomes a part of them through a distorted... Read more

A therapist who also provides psychological first aid after critical incidents opens up about his work and shares why it's been the most challenging—and... Read more

According to grief experts, does a new diagnosis in the DSM pathologize a critical component of the human experience? Read more

When couples don’t have models for mastering healthy communication skills, they may regress to old gender scripts to cope, which can feel like its own kind... Read more

As providers we are often taught that curiosity is a value worth cultivating in ourselves, that is a pro-social virtue that promotes growth, learning, and... Read more

You see codependency in so many clients… and yet, many therapists skip over directly treating it. Your clients are left suffering with a lack of... Read more

ADHD often leads your clients to fixate on negative thoughts, experiences and emotions. Seemingly small obstacles, like misplaced keys, can lead to full-on... Read more

Exploring “high conflict” with a bigger picture in mind. Read more

When our attempts to use logic and reason fail, therapeutic rituals can help clients connect to inner resources for healing. Read more

Current research indicates that we’re not walled-in, freestanding individuals. Our human brains—in fact, most mammals’ brains—are built for... Read more

Shared laughter is an attachment language. Though therapists usually engage more knowingly with tears, the exchange of brighter affect is another kind of... Read more