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Sometimes, transformational growth happens when we least expect it. Read more

This issue aims to explore what we can do about loneliness in our therapy offices—not just for kids and young adults, but for people at any stage of life Read more

There are no formalized rituals, rules, or obligations to ground or support a friendship. Should therapists change that? Read more

For therapists, the TV comedy Shrinking is a low-impact escape that still contains echoes of the messy, wrenching work they do. Read more

Making accommodations for socially anxious kids can be easier than getting them off their phones and out of their rooms—but it’s also dangerous. Read more

Therapists can help disfigured clients build the necessary skills to navigate the documented reality that they’re often avoided, judged, and asked invasive... Read more

Modern psychoanalysts are breaking free of old tropes, helping diverse clients and communities—and they still believe change takes time. Read more

When we can explore our relationship to our own voice, we can harness one of the most direct paths to authenticity and connection. Read more

Navigating the potential discomfort of opening ourselves up to others is a skill we all have to learn through trial and error. Read more

By asking the right questions in therapy, we can help make the road to adulthood less lonely for high school and college-age kids. Read more

As the world embraces the theory of how trauma is captured in the body, clinicians are introducing clients to holistic healing techniques like sound baths and... Read more

Grown men don’t say things like “I’ve got nobody to play with.” Or do they? A journalist explores what therapists are seeing across the country: the... Read more

Forming strong connections with others is not only integral to our development as humans, it’s connected to our very survival. For Black women, this is... Read more

In the last few decades, pets who offer company and calm have become therapeutic tools to help people manage their mental health. Read more

When it comes to self-talk, a therapist explores our tendency to be our worst enemy. Read more

How far is friendship from the special type of closeness we call the therapeutic relationship? Read more

The person burdened with the decision of whether or not to end a marriage may not be the one who’s already left the marriage—emotionally or sexually. Read more

This issue looks at the subject of friendship and how it’s necessary for our growth and well-being, with a particular focus on the consequences of... Read more

As an educator, you are faced with the challenge of meeting the social and emotional needs of ALL your students. This can be challenging enough with typical... Read more

Today’s professional life of ever-changing roles, shifting responsibilities and new technologies to adapt to has left more clients than ever before... Read more

Read the March/April issue of Psychotherapy Networker as we discuss friendship and loneliness. Read more

From their new book, Fight Right, relationship experts John and Julie Gottman explain why some couples conflict will never go away. Read more

H is for Healing is a soothing and powerful social-emotional learning (SEL) card deck that provides children with the language for mindfulness... Read more

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is one of the most effective evidence-based treatments for chronic and recurring mental health issues, making it no surprise that... Read more

No matter what you treat, shame lies at the core of the chronic “not enoughness” that’s common in so many of your clients. It’s the... Read more

Helping anxious perfectionistic clients lower their standards feels impossible. They cling to rigid rules and ideals, and therapy sessions can turn into... Read more

Treating kids on psychotropic medications is complex... Keeping up to date on the ever-changing psychopharmacological recommendations. Staying abreast of... Read more