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Becoming a Therapist? 6 Things New Therapists Need to Know
Becoming a Therapist? 6 Things New Therapists Need to Know So, you’re in the process of becoming a therapist. That’s great news! Not only do you get to provide clients with the ... Read More
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Getting the Help You Want: Neurodiverse Couples Therapy
by Sarah Swenson, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Seattle, WA Don’t Give Up on Couples Counseling! Find a Therapist Who Understands Neurodiversity Instead In my work ... Read More
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Putting Kids First: Choosing Marital Partnerships and Co-Parenting over Divorce
Putting Kids First: Choosing Martial Partnerships and Co-Parenting over Divorce As many couples find out the hard way, the spark that led to them falling in love and getting married doesn’t ... Read More
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Truth in Advertising
by Connor D. Jackson, JD Connor D. Jackson is a healthcare attorney based in Chicago who serves independent practices in several states. Visit his firm’s website here. Truth In Advertising: ... Read More
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A Look Inside the ADHD Brain
by Dr. Steven D. Graham, Licensed Psychologist, in Tampa, FL A Look Inside the ADHD Brain If you could look inside the brain of someone diagnosed with untreated ADHD, what would you see? ... Read More
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“That Never Happened” — Experiencing Gaslighting
by Allie Dainow, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), in Toronto, ON, Canada “That Never Happened” — Experiencing Gaslighting What Is Gaslighting? Gaslighting is when someone ... Read More
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Self-Examination: The Spirit of Positive Change
by Anthony Cavuoti, Marriage and Family Therapist, in Torrance, CA Self-Examination: The Spirit of Positive Change There is a spirit of change in the air. It feels like the best I heard ... Read More
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The 5 Painful Elements of an Abusive Traumatic Bond
by Karen Landmann, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Professional Counselor in New York City The 5 Painful Elements of an Abusive Traumatic Bond When Home Becomes Prison You are imprisoned ... Read More
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Choosing Your Practice’s New Normal: Therapy Online or In Person?
Telehealth? In-Person Sessions? What to Know as You Seek the Right Balance for Your Practice For decades, individuals seeking therapy generally had one option: find the nearest qualified ... Read More
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Talking to Your Boomer Parents About Therapy
Talking to Your Boomer Parents About Therapy While the stigma surrounding mental health has dissipated in recent years, many members of society — and the older generation, in particular ... Read More
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Reaching Understanding: How to Stop Fighting with Your Mate
by Paul Greene, PhD, Clinical Psychologist in New Rochelle, NY Reaching Understanding: How to Stop Fighting with Your Mate Debating, Explaining, or Defending: It’s All the Same Thing. Why ... Read More
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Engaging Student Activists with Empathy
by Kendall Coffman, MS, Marriage and Family Therapist in Westerville, Ohio Student Activism and Empathy: Notes for Educators and Therapists Student activists are positioned on the front ... Read More