Mind, Body, Brain | Psychotherapy Networker

Radical Compassion in Challenging Times

Handling Worry with RAIN

Tara Brach

At times, when things fall apart, as they are in our world right now, each of us has an essential medicine to offer. So the... Read More

What We Need is Awe

Cultivating Wonder in a Time of Lockdown

Lauren Dockett

Feelings of awe can have strongly prosocial effects and provide us with an existential and lasting sense of calm. Building our capacity for awe could... Read More

Symposium Highlight

VIDEO: Rick Hanson on the Healing Power of Refuge

Focusing on the People, Places, and Activities that Give Us Sanctuary

Rick Hanson

A Networker Symposium highlight, therapist and author Rick Hanson invoked the spirit of Mr. Rogers to help attendees better acknowledge their connection with each other... Read More

Point of View

Depathologizing ADHD

A VAST Difference

Ryan Howes

Rather than a curse, Ned Hallowell believes an ADHD diagnosis can be a blessing. Read More

Networker Magazine Live

VIDEO: Doing Mindfulness Work with Kids

Two Techniques You Can Try Out Today

Christopher Willard & Chris Lyford

Mindfulness specialist Chris Willard explains the difference between mindfulness work with kids and adults, and shares two techniques you can use today with children and... Read More

The Medication Question

Do We Still Need Therapy?

Michael Yapko

Americans have a history of valuing quick-fix solutions to difficult problems. But the simplistic psychopharmacological approach to depressive disorders underestimates the remarkable human capacity for... Read More

VIDEO: Facing Difficult Emotions

Tara Brach on the Power of Deliberate Practice

Tara Brach & Rich Simon

Our brain has hundreds of strategies for resisting emotional pain. But according to psychologist and renowned Buddhist Tara Brach, resisting pain only increases our suffering... Read More

The Inner Selfie

A Technique for Guiding Young People Toward Self Discovery

Tobi Goldfus

It’s simply a way of talking about our internal sense of self, our inner strength and wisdom. It can help young clients down-regulate, guide them... Read More

In Consultation

Seeing Children through a Polyvagal Lens

A Different Approach to Challenging Behaviors

Mona Delahooke

Polyvagal Theory widens the perspective on managing kids’ challenging behaviors. Read More

Symposium Highlight

VIDEO: Richard Schwartz on Healing Our Wounded Inner Parts

The Originator of IFS on Helping Clients Awaken Self-Healing

Richard Schwartz

Internal Family Systems (IFS) has allowed therapists to awaken the capacity for deep self-healing within even their most troubled clients. In this video clip from... Read More
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