In his classic work The Road Less Traveled, Scott Peck described psychotherapy as “an act of love.” Yet therapists often receive (and express... Read more

Somatic abolitionist. It’s how Resmaa Menakem, popular trainer, speaker, and bestselling author of My Grandmother’s Hands, defines himself... Read more

No therapist wants to end up needing legal defense, but earning your ethics CEs doesn’t have to be a bore! In this recording, you’ll dig into the... Read more

If everyone has one good book in them, therapists should have at least that many! Compelling stories, a creative sensibility combined with innovative ideas... Read more

Therapy can be serious, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t room for a joke here and there. Here, clinicians share how they used humor to help clients... Read more

During the pandemic, many of us have realized how convenient teletherapy can be for us and our clients. But is the flexibility of teletherapy leading to more... Read more

I practiced for almost 50 years, and just retired with a feeling of satisfaction. Here’s what I’ve learned in my journey to contentment. These are my tales... Read more

Three therapists share their stories about the learning experiences and “happy accidents” that helped make them better clinicians. Read more

Encouraging anxious clients to face their fears is widely accepted as the gold-standard approach for treating anxiety-related disorders, including OCD. But a... Read more

Our last Clinician’s Quandary on helping clients—and ourselves—navigate grief work received an overwhelming number of responses. So many, in fact, that... Read more

When the pandemic first struck, I was concerned about its impact yet able to handle the anxiety about infection pretty well. After all, managing anxiety is my... Read more

For a few years now, I’ve worked with groups around the world to address collective trauma. Our focus is usually on something that had happened elsewhere and... Read more

Many people assume that an open relationship will cause jealousy in both partners. Historically, it has been assumed that pair-bonded individuals who are... Read more

While schools regain normalcy, the impact of COVID-19 will be felt in special education long after schools return to regular class schedules. Are you prepared... Read more

While schools regain normalcy, the impact of COVID-19 will be felt in special education long after schools return to regular class schedules. Are you prepared... Read more

What can we do in the face of our current crisis? There are no clear answers or easy fixes. As providers, we must endeavor to do what we teach our patients: in... Read more

Therapist Approved! Psychoeducational flip charts are a unique and reusable in-session therapy tool that bring clinical concepts to life. Buy it once... Read more

This issue looks at how therapists around the country, and the world, are reimagining their work, using new strategies that are making psychotherapy more... Read more

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What do you do when a patient is hijacked by their emotional brain? When no amount of talking and thinking will unwind their cycling thoughts and... Read more

Males, long thought to make up just 1 in 10 eating disorder cases, require help in ever greater numbers. Latest research indicates males represent up to a... Read more

Recovery from disordered eating and body image issues is often solely focused on behavior change. Rarely are clinicians informed about the... Read more

In this session, you will: Understand and overcome challenges to working with body image concerns and disordered eating Gain practical tips and concrete... Read more

Body dissatisfaction is a primary driver of eating disorders, and when eating disorders occur in marginalized individuals, related dynamics are increasingly... Read more

Emerging research suggests that individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ may be at higher risk of experiencing body image concerns and disordered eating alongside... Read more

The experience of complex trauma significantly contributes to binge eating disorder (BED) and body dissatisfaction. If you treat trauma, you treat BED. Sadly... Read more

Clients are swimming upstream when it comes to positive body image. Hounded with unattainable white western standards about what constitutes an acceptable... Read more

Healing body image is important work for our clients. As they engage in that healing, we also need to provide tools to help heal their relationship with food... Read more

Though we may have become aware of the harms of diet culture, many of us still worry about the negative impacts of weight on health. We may actively promote... Read more

Diets and weight loss talk are normative in our culture, and this preoccupation with body size and food has a profound effect on the mental and physical health... Read more