How to help men face the hidden fears that keep them stuck in unhealthy relationship patterns. Read more

When a hoarding mother won’t face her illness, what choice does a daughter have? Read more

Binge-eating disorder is the most common eating disorder, but it’s also the most underdiagnosed and misunderstood. Read more

It takes a lot of courage and creativity to research one of the most compelling and ineffable human experiences, but Berkeley psychologist Dacher Keltner has... Read more

Therapists may feel overwhelmed by how little it seems they can do for clients suffering within large, oppressive systems. Read more

After more than three decades of advocacy, counselors and MFTs are finally celebrating a landmark piece of legislation permitting them to receive Medicare... Read more

How did narcissist get to be such a buzzword in our culture? Read more

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So often, addiction is viewed as a disease or an uncontrollable habit that signals a lack of willpower. In Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy for... Read more

This issue examines the many facets of narcissism, both its hidden gradations and the distinctive challenges of doing therapy with people on different points... Read more

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From the bestselling author of Set Boundaries, Find Peace, a road map for understanding and moving past family struggles – and living your life, your... Read more

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Practice Tools for the March/April 2023 issue are courtesy of Paris Goodyear-Brown’s new book, "Big Behaviors in Small Containers." Read more

Although many mental health professionals have received training on Western forms of well-being that center individual perspectives, these modalities may not... Read more

Mental health professionals have an ethical responsibility to make every reasonable effort to reduce bias, prejudice and discrimination based on a variety of... Read more

According to the 2020 Census, 20.6 million people in the U.S. identify as Asian, Native Hawaiian, or Pacific Islander, making up 6.2% of the nation's... Read more

Imposter syndrome. The legacy of a lifetime of societal messages telling BIPOC they don’t belong. That their accomplishments were only the result of... Read more

Supervisors play a key role in the improved and intentional cultural responsiveness training of the current and future generation of clinicians. In this... Read more

“Did you really just say that?” When racist comments are spoken in a psychotherapy session it can throw us off guard, leave us unsure of what to... Read more

Discrimination, violence and the COVID pandemic…your BIPOC clients are caught in the middle of a collision of racial health disparities, overt racist... Read more

Power and privilege are inherent in every relationship, including the therapeutic relationship. Experiencing racism, ableism, ageism, homophobia/heterosexism... Read more

Religion can be a powerful and supportive experience. But some of your clients experienced something quite different. Exposed to rigid, toxic and controlling... Read more

Aversive racism not only negatively impacts treatment of BIPOC clients but may also cause harm.  Often, it is the implicit biases of practitioners lying... Read more

More people than ever before live in a country other than the one in which they were born. But so many are left feeling split between here and there; wounded... Read more

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There is nothing in the world quite like the feeling that someone, somewhere, finally gets it. Adult children of narcissists have been conditioned to... Read more

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Almost all therapists experience stuckness in working with clients with complex trauma. This course will teach therapists how to approach stuckness to... Read more