GoodTherapy.org Announcements

A new video from GoodTherapy.org features therapists speaking candidly about the benefits of membership, GoodTherapy.org’s Mission and Vision, and their favorite aspects of being ... Read More

February 7, 2015 marked GoodTherapy.org’s eighth year as a company dedicated to reducing harm in therapy, supporting caring therapists, and helping find collaborative treatment and healing. ... Read More

As of March 30, 2015, GoodTherapy.org has the honor of being approved as a continuing education (CE) presenter by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB). All of GoodTherapy.org’s ... Read More

GoodTherapy.org recently hosted a successful and insightful Twitter discussion on the topic of gambling addiction and recovery. We were joined by many organizations and individuals who ... Read More

It should go without saying: conversion therapy is an outdated mode of treatment for an issue that is not, and has not been, a mental health diagnosis for quite some time. GoodTherapy.org ... Read More

In recognition of Problem Gambling Awareness Month in March, GoodTherapy.org will be hosting a live Twitter discussion about gambling addiction, therapy for problem gambling, and reducing ... Read More

In May 2013 GoodTherapy.org launched a program to help support nonprofit organizations that are similar to our organization or are in line with our mission and vision of providing ethical ... Read More

Typically, one of the things that constitute addictive behavior is the tendency to continue engaging in the problematic behavior even when one realizes it is detrimental and hurtful. Gambling ... Read More

Just because someone serves in the military doesn’t mean he or she will develop a mental health condition. However, serving in the military does increase the risk for a group of mental ... Read More

Body image, your internalized sense of your physical shape and appearance, isn’t just about confidence, nor is it an issue reserved exclusively for teenagers. Negative body image affects ... Read More

Stress affects us all. From minor instances, such as experiencing a poor night of sleep or arriving a few minutes late to work, to major instances, such as divorce, severe illness, or ... Read More

In order to address the opportunities and challenges of a diverse aging population, the U.S. Congress passed the Older Americans Act (OAA) in 1965. Noting a lack of community social services ... Read More