Practice Tools for the September/October 2022 issue of Psychotherapy Networker are for clients who are worried about a loved one's diminishing cognitive... Read more

I used to have clients with trauma who just wouldn’t respond to treatment. Session after session I was met with anger, avoidance or vague responses that... Read more

I used to have clients with trauma who just wouldn’t respond to treatment. Session after session I was met with anger, avoidance or vague responses that... Read more

A nightmare camping trip exposes the limits—and possibilities—of male bonding. Read more

A new book by physician Haider Warraich reveals the untold story of chronic pain. Read more

Psychologist Elizabeth Allured is helping therapists and their clients contend with anxieties about the world’s climate crisis. Read more

As young people move forward with new, more flexible frameworks for thinking about gender, it’s not always easy to bring parents along. Read more

Despite its pervasiveness, medical trauma often goes unrecognized. Read more

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

Our willingness to face shared existential struggles right alongside our clients can make exposure therapy not only tolerable, but transformative. Read more

Jelena Kecmanovic, PhD, is a clinical psychologist, the founding director of the Arlington/DC Behavior Therapy Institute, and an adjunct professor at... 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

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Longtime couples can still experience new, relationship-testing conflicts. Read more

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With an estimated 6.2 million Americans in need of mental health support tailored to the challenges of dementia, why are so few therapists working with them? Read more

A grandmother’s indelible spirit inspires a therapy practice. Read more

A fundamental change has been percolating in how adult children and their aging parents interact. Read more

Getting old is hard. But sometimes, as the body becomes more vulnerable, the spirit becomes fiercer. Read more

At 92, a pugnacious client discovers that it’s never too late to change. Read more

Yale researcher Becca Levy discusses how our beliefs about aging affect our wellbeing, regardless of age. Read more

Some older people sink into states of depression, apathy, or agitated irritability, but emotional distress in this population is too often seen as part of an... Read more

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How can therapists better attend to the changing needs of older people, and reap the rewards of working with older people and their families? Read more

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

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Stephen Porges, PhD, is Distinguished University Scientist at Indiana University, where he’s creating a trauma research center within the Kinsey Institute... Read more