Professional Development | Psychotherapy Networker

In Consultation

The Art of the First Session

Getting It Right From the Start

Robert Taibbi

You never get a second chance to have a first session, so make the most of it. Read More

The Therapy Beat

Psychotherapy's Declining Market Share

Jared DeFife

While the "empty chair" was once identified as a popular Gestalt therapy technique, for many therapists today, faced with empty appointment hours and diminished clinical... Read More

Swimming with The Sharks

From Therapist to Executive Coach

Rob Pasick

A therapist from a working-class background finds himself on a surprising mid-career journey into the belly of 21st-century capitalism as an executive coach. Read More

The Therapy Beat

Clinician's Digest

Garry Cooper

- Real client-centered therapy - Questioning research studies - Handling suicidal clients - Are the good times about to roll? Read More

Symposium Highlight

Mapping The Future

Symposium 2011 Charts Terra Incognita

Mary Sykes Wylie

Emerging from their monastic little cells, 3,000 psychotherapists had a schmooze-fest celebrating the power of face-to-face connection and joined forces to envision the future. Read More

From Isolation To Connection

How to Create a Community of Practice

Peter Fraenkel

A modest proposal about how to get out of your cubbyhole, enliven your conversations with others in the field, and experience a new kind of... Read More

Opening The Path

From What Is to What Can Be

Barry L. Duncan

Down for the count, a therapist again discovers that even the most hopeless sessions can have a positive outcome if you stay with the process. Read More

What Therapists Want

It’s Certainly Not Money or Fame!

Barry L. Duncan

A close-up look at a 20-year, multinational study that captures the heart of therapists’ aspirations—and perhaps the soul of our professional identity. Read More

Building A Culture Of Excellence

Anatomy of an Agency that Works

Bob Bertolino

We all have stories about the bureaucracies that stifle clinical creativity and seem to exist primarily to generate meaningless paperwork. Here’s a tale about a... Read More

The Road To Mastery

What’s Missing from this Picture?

Scott Miller & Mark Hubble

Therapists usually enter the field because they’re drawn to it and have innate capacities to do the work. But whether they excel depends largely on... Read More
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