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Is VR a Game Changer?

Virtual Reality in Therapy

Michael Greene

To date, virtual reality’s most visible therapeutic role has been in the treatment of phobias and other conditions where it’s served as an adjunct to... Read More

The Empathy Gap

Digital Culture Needs What Talk Therapy Offers

Sherry Turkle

Conditioned by the experience of life on the screen, clients today find it harder to concentrate on face-to-face conversation. They may not even see its... Read More

Open Book

Unraveling the Mind-Body Mystery

A Survey of the Latest Research

Diane Cole

Therapists may be fascinated with harnessing the mind-body connection in their work, but what has science taught us about separating hype from solid evidence of... Read More

The Power of the Unexpected

In Therapy, Both Ritual and Novelty Matter

Jerome Kagan

The brain endlessly churns out predictions about what will happen next, and when it comes to therapy outcomes, these expectations matter. Read More

Open Book

Examining the Science of Torture

The Price of Coercive Interrogation

Diane Cole

A startling new book exposes how much more the military’s embrace of enhanced interrogation tactics in the war on terror was influenced by Hollywood, rather... Read More

VIDEO: Using Yoga to Calm the Revved-Up Client

The Yoga Breath’s Universal Application

Rich Simon & Amy Weintraub

Rich Simon interviews Amy Weintraub about the use of yoga in therapy. Read More

The Secret to Helping Agitated Couples Reel in Emotional Arousal

How Oxytocin Stimulates Trust and Connection, and Helps Relationships Heal

Linda Graham

When clients are emotionally worked up, caught in fight-flight-freeze mode, all their hard-earned skills in empathic listening and responsible (and responsive) speaking go out the... Read More

Case Study

A Cure for the Yips

Brainspotting and Performance Blocks

David Grand

Traumatic experiences are often the root of athletic and other kinds of performance blocks. Read More

A Brain Science Strategy for Overwriting Traumatic Memories

Creating Juxtaposition Experiences to Relieve Trauma Symptoms

Bruce Ecker

What we clinicians have learned in recent years about the intricacies of the brain's implicit memory systems has certainly helped us better recognize the linkage... Read More

VIDEO: Moving Forward When Treatment Seems to Make a Problem Worse

Chris Germer on shifting the focus from fixing a problem to embracing it with compassion

Christopher Germer

What someone resists persists. It’s a paradoxical dynamic that you’ve probably seen in the course of your own clinical work. In this video, Chris explains... Read More
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