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Trans Kids Under Fire

Exploring the State of Gender-Affirming Care

Margaret Nichols

When politicians decide what gender-affirming care should look like, what happens to the mental health of our trans, nonbinary, and gender fluid youth? Read More

The Therapy Beat

Hypnosis Revisited

Harnessing Therapy’s Most Versatile Tool

Chris Lyford

Clinical hypnosis has a rich history, broad applications, and sound research behind it—so why aren’t more therapists using it? Read More

In Consultation

Igniting the Spark

You Don’t Have to be a Sex Therapist to Treat Low Desire

Laurie Mintz

You don't have to be a sex therapist to help your clients with diminished sexual desire. Read More

Boys' Friendships

The Clash of Intimacy and Masculinity

Chris Lyford

Are we undermining boys' longing for soft, loving friendships? Read More

Practice Tools

Practice Tools

The best from across the field of psychotherapy . . . on us!

Psychotherapy Networker

This month’s selection is from Bree Turns-Coe’s "Parent the Child You Have, Not the Child You Were: Breaking Generational Patterns, Raise Thriving Kids." Read More

Exploring Consensual Nonmonogamy

How to Help Couples Avoid Pitfalls and Enhance Their Connection

Wayne Scott

Despite a cultural environment that’s often hostile toward nonmonogamy, an increasing number of couples are considering it. How can therapists help them travel this path... Read More

In Consultation

Weighing Your Clients’ Needs Against Your Own

The Ethics of Handling Your Personal Crisis

Kirsten Lind Seal

What are the ethics of carrying on with your regular practice when dealing with an ongoing personal crisis or medical emergency? Read More

Case Study

A Dog Wanders into My Session

Taking a New Direction in the Therapy Room

Alicia Muñoz & Erica Turner

A seasoned therapist discovers that the willingness to be a beginner again can sometimes have more value for clients than polished expertise. Read More

A Puncturing of the Soul

Facing Racial Trauma and Internalized Devaluation

Kenneth V. Hardy

If clinicians continue to assert that "trauma is trauma," the uniqueness treating racial trauma will remain on the margins of what we extol as best... Read More

When One Partner Is Kinky...

Cracking Open the Conversation

Joe Kort

Having an erotic craving that seems shocking to a partner doesn’t have to be a death knell for a relationship. Read More
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