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Treating Trauma From the Top Down

A Cognitive Path to Healing

Kathleen Chard

When it comes to designating best practices for treating trauma, where does the research stand? And where is the field going? Read More

Editor's Note

Reimagining Psychotherapy

Livia Kent

In this issue, we investigate how and why therapists around the country—and around the world—are reimagining their work. This rarely means starting from scratch; it’s... Read More

Dealing with Jealousy in Open Relationships

Finding Compersion

Tammy Nelson

Many people assume that an open relationship will cause jealousy in both partners. Historically, it has been assumed that pair-bonded individuals who are attached in... Read More

COVID Trauma

The Invisible Pandemic

Judith Markey

What can we do in the face of our current crisis? There are no clear answers or easy fixes. As providers, we must endeavor to... Read More

Mental Health or Marxism?

Therapists on the Fight over Social Emotional Learning in Schools

Lauren Dockett

Social-emotional learning isn’t entirely new, but as more districts emphasize the curricula in the wake of COVID, confusion from parents appears to be on the... Read More

Unlearning Weight Stigma

The Latest Science on Weight and Trauma

Judith Matz

It's time to untangle weight gain and binge eating from trauma. Read More

Estrangement 101

Helping Parents Reengage Their Kids

Lori Gottlieb

Helping parents process their own childhood pain is a difficult but necessary part of helping them reconnect with an estranged child. Read More

When Therapists Encourage Family Cutoffs

Are We Helping or Harming?

Joshua Coleman

Today’s culture of therapy both reflects and contributes to our nation’s ever-growing embrace of individualism—for better and, sometimes, for worse. Read More

Whatever Happened to Family Therapy?

Today's Renaissance in Systems Thinking

Peter Fraenkel

In their rush to change family systems—if not the world—family therapists didn’t anticipate that they too would be affected by structural forces. Read More

Case Study

“You Have Borderline Personality Disorder”

Sharing a Difficult Diagnosis with a Client

Jill Sammak & Anita Mandley

Therapists need to consider not only what diagnosis to give, but also the pain or hardship that can result from sharing it with a client. Read More
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