The Therapist's Craft

Challenges on the path to therapeutic connection, creativity, and healing

Can AI Make Us Better Therapists?

Using New Technology for Supervision

Work Issues at the Heart of Couples' Conflicts

Exploring Our Relationships with Our Jobs

Saying Goodbye to Work You Love

How Do Therapists Know When It's Time to Retire?

Releasing Guilt in Grief

The Vital Shift from Prevention to Postvention

Rethinking Codependence

An Attachment-Based Framework for Caregivers
Article December 6, 2024

How Do You Know if You're a Culturally Responsive Therapist?

Measurement-Based Care with Diverse Clients

Evidence-based tools can help us embrace our clients' feedback, greatly increase our cultural competence. and improve therapy outcomes. Read more

Article November 19, 2024

The Funny Therapist

Dismantling Stigma, One Joke at a Time

What do therapy and comedy have in common? Therapist and comedian David Granirer has spent over two decades helping aspiring stand-up comics—many in... Read more

Article November 11, 2024

4 Things Therapists Should Consider About Political Polarization

Maintaining Client Trust in a Divided Nation

Unless we want to let down our clients and lose public trust, therapists need to figure out how to navigate a politically polarized world. Read more

Article November 7, 2024

FREE Clinical Worksheets

Tools for Releasing Pain and Remembering Love

This month’s free practice tool is from David Kessler and offers clients a way to accept losses and express the unexpressed. Read more

Article November 7, 2024

Facing Post-Separation Abuse

Sometimes the Breakup Isn't the End

Post-separation abuse can easily masquerade as a simple "bad breakup." Read more

Article November 7, 2024

Living with Narcissistic Abuse

How to Heal When Leaving Isn’t an Option

Maintaining a sense of well-being with a narcissist requires clarity, clear expectations, and self-compassion. Read more