Loosening Anxiety's Grip: Helping Neurodiverse Tweens and Teens Build Resilience
Teens and tweens with ADHD, ASD, learning disabilities, and twice-exceptionality often struggle with tolerating uncertainty because of executive functioning... Read more
Straight Guise: Helping Male Clients with Sexual Identity Confusion
Many therapists have reported an increase in male clients who are entering therapy with confusion around their sexual identity. These include self-identified... Read more
Facilitating Effective Family Therapy: How to Get Uncooperative Parents on Board
Too many children feel hurt, angry, and disconnected from their parents; and too many parents feel discouraged that their child-rearing approaches aren’t... Read more
The Clinician's Guide to Personality Disorders: Interventions for Successful Narcissistic, Borderline, and Antisocial Treatment
Ego battles, fits of rage, self-harm, and perpetual crises encompass working with personality disorder clients and requires a strong and refined clinical skill... Read more
Play Therapy: Attachment-Based Treatment Interventions for Trauma, Anxiety, OCD and More!
Play Therapy is an incredible communication tool for children. Children speak the language of play and the toys are their words. Play therapy allows children... Read more
The Clinician's Guide to Personality Disorders: Interventions for Successful Narcissistic, Borderline, and Antisocial Treatment
Ego battles, fits of rage, self-harm, and perpetual crises encompass working with personality disorder clients and requires a strong and refined clinical skill... Read more
Play Therapy: Attachment-Based Treatment Interventions for Trauma, Anxiety, OCD and More!
Play Therapy is an incredible communication tool for children. Children speak the language of play and the toys are their words. Play therapy allows children... Read more
Over 75 Quick "On-The-Spot" Techniques for Children with Emotional and Behavior Problems
Leaving nothing to the abstract, “75 Quick, ‘On-The-Spot’ Techniques for Children and Adolescents with Emotional and Behavioral... Read more
Over 75 Quick "On-The-Spot" Techniques for Children with Emotional and Behavior Problems
Leaving nothing to the abstract, “75 Quick, ‘On-The-Spot’ Techniques for Children and Adolescents with Emotional and Behavioral... Read more
Integrating IFS and Polyvagal Theory: Healing Through Compassionate Connection
Despite the diversity of content that brings clients to therapy, difficulty regulating their emotional experience is at the heart of their struggles. Clients... Read more
Health at Every Size®: A Weight-Inclusive Paradigm for Eating Disorders Treatment, Body Image Issues, Recovery and Harm-Reduction
Health at Every Size (HAES)™ has become a widely used frame in the treatment of eating disorders, especially for those clients who are higher weight... Read more
Generalized Anxiety Disorder Workbook
Is worry taking over your life? Are you constantly worrying about money, health, family, work, or other issues? Do you find it difficult to control your... Read more
Complex Trauma: Create Change with Parts Work, Somatic Psychology and EMDR
When children are raised by narcissistic or emotionally abusive parents they’re often drawn as adults to unhealthy relationships that replicate the... Read more
Narcissism and Intimacy: Coming Down from Grandiosity and Up from Shame
People think narcissism is a disorder of too much self-love; actually it’s too little. Lacking self-esteem, narcissists filter their sense of wellbeing... Read more
Boundary Setting Strategies: How Your Clients Can Reclaim Emotional Autonomy
Attempts to set boundaries with toxic and emotionally manipulative people are often met with demeaning abuse designed to instill guilt, shame, fear, and... Read more
Trauma Bonds to a Violating Partner: How Neurobiology Can Work Against Victims of Narcissistic Abuse
Even when they want to leave, the trauma bond ignites regions of the brain that cause clients to feel out of control and tied to their abusive partner. They... Read more
Safely Leaving the Abusive Relationship: Do’s and Don’ts for Therapists
Leaving a toxic relationship isn’t easy. Manipulation, coercion, shame, self-doubt, and a sense of losing oneself can keep clients trapped in the abuse... Read more
The DBT Advantage: An Integrative Skill-Building Approach
Why do so many clients get stuck—unwilling or unable to move forward with their lives? Often it’s because therapists haven’t learned the... Read more
Psychoeducation and Narcissistic Abuse: Different Types – Different Experiences
With different presentations, risk levels, typologies and survivor experiences, a “one-size-fits-all” approach to managing the patterns of... Read more
Rebuild Clients’ Healthy Instincts and Restore Their Trust in Themselves after Manipulation
After prolonged exposure to manipulation and narcissistic abuse, clients struggle to develop healthy and accurate instincts, often leading them to repeat... Read more
Gaslighting: Recognition and Recovery for Manipulated and Controlled Clients
Gaslighting tactics leave victims questioning their reality and trapped in a web of manipulation and control. Its insidious nature makes it tough to spot. But... Read more
Grief and Narcissistic Relationships: Clinical Skills to Process Past, Present and Future Losses
From grieving a childhood of neglect, to mourning the loss of the rosy-colored glasses that kept them in a cycle of abuse as adults, grief echoes through the... Read more
After Self-Betrayal: Strategies to Help Clients Find Their Authentic Selves
Complete loss of self and engagement in behaviors that betray themselves, perpetuates the shame that can keep clients stuck in abusive relationships... Read more
Disarming the Narcissist in Couples Therapy
Is successful couples therapy even possible when one of the partners won’t admit their flaws or reflect on how their behavior impacts the other... Read more
The Panic Deck
Created by anxiety expert Dr. Elena Welsh, The Panic Deck contains proven therapeutic tools to reduce panic. Now you can use the same tools Dr. Welsh... Read more
Overcoming Hopelessness: Working with Low- and No-Motivation Clients
One of the greatest challenges a therapist can face is when a client feels hopeless about the possibility of change. But whether this sense is due to doubts... Read more
Deactivating the Polyvagal Response to Racial Trauma
Good intentions are not enough to heal generational wounds incurred by racial trauma and decades of systematic racism. It requires refined knowledge and... Read more