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Moving in Our Own Way

A Catatonic Client Teaches a Dance Therapist What It Means to Connect

Jody Wager

Back in 1979, I was a young dance therapy intern at St. Elizabeth’s, the country’s first federally operated psychiatric hospital, which opened in 1855. St... Read More

Case Study

The Biotech Dragon

A Kid-Friendly Approach to Self-Regulation

Erina White & Ron Taffel

Engaging kids in talk therapy is often a frustrating struggle. So what happens when you introduce a video game and some cool bioresponsive tech? Read More

Craving Device-Free Attention

Technoconflicts in Families Today

Martha Straus

Therapists are used to adolescent girls grumbling about their hovering, overinvolved parents. But these days, many have a new complaint—technoference in the home. Even as... Read More

VIDEO: Helping Kids Find the Answers Inside

Here's a Fun Exercise That Gets Your Young Clients Involved

Charlotte Reznick & Rich Simon

Wouldn’t it be great if we had a magic therapy wand to wave in front of our young clients and give them all the answers... Read More

Symposium Highlight

VIDEO: Building Inner Strength with Brain Science

Cultivating Positivity and Virtue in Yourself and Your Clients

Rick Hanson

As a practicing therapist today, it's easy to succumb to the allure of brain science, says neuropsychologist and author Rick Hanson. Mirror neurons, the amygdala... Read More

Symposium Highlight

Consciousness and Connection

Highlights from Symposium 2019

Dan Siegel

It’s hard to think of anyone who's had more influence on our field than neuropsychiatrist Dan Siegel. His far-ranging keynote proposed that the integration of... Read More

Symposium Highlight

Healing as a Subversive Act

Interconnections vs. Individuals

Gabor Maté

In his opening keynote, Canadian physician Gabor Maté called on therapists to expand their frame of reference and recognize how their job is too often... Read More

Fully Present Sex

How Mindfulness Can Heighten Desire, Arousal, and Satisfaction

Lauren Dockett

When sex becomes fraught or painful, fear and worries can overtake this important source of pleasure. But clinicians and clients are embracing a nonmedical solution... Read More

Point of View

ACEs and a New Vision for Healthcare

Bringing Therapists and Physicians Together

Ryan Howes

When it comes to addressing the profound impact of trauma, pediatrician Nadine Burke Harris is calling for primary care physicians and therapists to develop new... Read More

The Therapy Beat

ASMR Videos

A New Tool for Therapists?

Chris Lyford

Videos designed to elicit ASMR, a physiological state some people find soothing, get millions of views online. Now clinicians are debating whether they could be... Read More
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