Attachment Theory in Practice
Drawing on cutting-edge research on adult attachment-and providing an innovative roadmap for clinical practice-Susan M. Johnson argues that psychotherapy is... Read more
VIDEO: Janina Fisher on Collaborating with Clients in Trauma Treatment
The Secret to Tapping Into Inner ResourcesFor many traumatized clients, even beginning to explore a traumatic event can be an act of bravery. According to therapist and trauma expert Janina Fisher, in... Read more
VIDEO: Peter Levine on Trauma Treatment's "Greatest Tool"
Tapping into the Power of the BodyAccording to trauma specialist Peter Levine, the body is the therapist's greatest tool in helping clients understand and heal from a traumatic event. So... Read more
The Anxiety and Stress Solution Deck
Relieve stress and calm anxiety with 55 quick and effective tips & tools. Each card features a short Tip, followed by a Tool, or short activity to put that Tip... Read more
I Accepted a Gift from My Client
Five Clinicians Give Their Take on What to Do NowAsha recently gave her therapist a homemade necklace, which he accepted, thinking it innocuous enough. Now, she brings it up almost every session... Read more
Growing Mindful 2nd Edition
This favorite resource for therapists, educators, parents and kids, makes teaching and incorporating mindfulness into your home, classroom and therapy session... Read more
Increasing Access to Mental Health Care for Seniors
What Therapists Can Do to HelpAmerican seniors suffer disproportionately from mental health issues and suicide. And many, these days, are having trouble getting the therapy they need... Read more
The Freedom Machine
Learning to Leave the NestWhen you’re young, a car isn’t just a car—it can be a freedom machine. Read more
The Accidental Sex Therapist
Helping Clients Get “Dumb and Happy”You may not be a certified sex therapist, but that doesn’t mean you have to shy away from helping clients with their sexual issues. Read more
Survival Skills
Chicago Gang Members Take a Challenging LeapIn one violent Chicago neighborhood, embattled gang members see themselves as UPOWs—urban prisoners of war. To introduce them to a new set of survival... Read more
Weiwei and the Spider
Translating Problems into Skills to LearnAn approach that emphasizes acquiring skills rather than focusing on problems helps a young boy in China tackle his problems at school. Read more
Creating a Web of Connection
Therapists in Search of CommunityTherapists are always on the lookout for new approaches and techniques. But in a profession with alarming rates of burnout and professional isolation, the best... Read more
Theater as Therapy
Can Shakespeare Heal the Trauma of War?Stephen Wolfert’s De-Cruit program is giving vets a chance to heal the trauma of war in creative ways. Read more
The Scourge of Opioids
A Close-Up Look at the EpidemicA new book takes a close-up look at the opioid epidemic in America. Read more
The Rise of Eco-Anxiety
Climate Change and TherapyDire climate reports and grim environmental realities are generating a new kind of eco-anxiety. What can therapists do? Read more
Editor's Note - January/February 2019
In this issue, we hear from therapists who are moving beyond the confines of their offices to work with traumatized communities with enormous needs and few... Read more
The Masculinity Paradox
An Interview with Esther PerelEsther Perel explores the challenge men face when it comes to embracing their identity as men in today's society. Read more
Always on Call
When Disaster Strikes, Jim Gordon Gets to WorkWherever people have been uprooted and stripped raw by the devastating force of war, sudden violence, or natural disaster, you’re likely to find Jim Gordon... Read more
VIDEO: Doing Self-Care Right
Sabrina N'Diaye on Tapping Into Your Innate WisdomIncreasingly, therapists are looking for alternatives to the office-bound rigidity of traditional private practice. In the following interview, The Center for... Read more
Putting an End to the Blame Game
A Tool for Helping Partners See Both SidesGiving up being right doesn’t mean you give up your convictions. It means honoring a multiplicity of viewpoints. Rumi says, “Somewhere beyond right and... Read more
VIDEO: Michael Alcée on Doing Therapy with Introverts
What Works and What Doesn'tPsychologist and speaker Michael Alcée says therapists need to pay more attention to the introverts in their practice, to help them manage their anxiety and... Read more
My Client Hasn’t Paid Me but Still Wants to Meet
Five Clinicians Give Their TakeShould you do when your client is behind on their session payments? Five clinicians weigh in on this Clinician's Quandary. Read more
Breaking The Trauma Myth
The Way We Treat Sexual Abuse is Failing Survivors. Here's Why.Today, after more than twenty-five years, predictions based on the trauma model have not proved accurate. A growing number of scholars in the sexual abuse... Read more
2,4,6,8 This Is How We Regulate
Boost the power of mindfulness by making it fun and entertaining for kids! Learning verbal mindfulness strategies can be difficult for children and... Read more
VIDEO: Bill Doherty on Becoming a "Citizen Therapist"
How to Have a Conversation About Politics in TherapyIn the following clip from his Symposium Keynote address, William Doherty offers an expanded vision of therapy and explains why clinicians are uniquely suited... Read more
Does Your Child Need Moral Guidance?
The Four Components of ConscienceBy Lawrence Cohen - A great deal of parental worry comes from not realizing that the aspects of a healthy conscience develop unevenly and that the road to... Read more
VIDEO: Peter Levine's Somatic Tools for Self-Soothing
Creating a Path to Client IndependenceOften, traumatized clients find that they become dependent on their therapists to help them handle their extreme emotional states. But according to Peter... Read more
VIDEO: Addressing Political Stress in the Consulting Room
Reevaluating What's Appropriate to Discuss in TherapyIt's no surprise that, with all the political infighting going on, many people are anxious about the direction of our country. But is there room to discuss... Read more






