5 Ways a Group Can Help You Get What You Really Want
A group can help you to figure out what you really want and then to go after it!
View Article3 Reasons Why Psychotherapy by Apps Might Be the Future
Mobile apps reach far beyond millennials, hipsters, and emojis.
View ArticleVisual Journaling as a Reflective Practice
The practice of visual journaling can be a powerful container for life’s more difficult experiences and transitions, self-care and meaning-making. Start your journaling here.
View ArticleWhen Adolescents Claim the Right to Refuse Treatment
Some argue that minors do not understand the severity of their condition.
View ArticleCatherine Lucas on the Spiritual Crisis Network
The future of mental health interview series continues with Catherine Lucas on the Spiritual Crisis Network.
View ArticlePolitical Values and Sex Research
Most people conducting sex research and therapy tend to be liberal. What are the implications of this, for the field, and its impact in media and society?
View ArticleDoctor Who Therapy: Can TV's Time Lord Teach Compassion?
Superhero Therapy author describes an empirical study testing whether Doctor Who could teach children learn about compassion or help them with depression and socializing.
View ArticleMore Than a Feeling
We often think of grief as an emotion—but grief affects every aspect of our being—even our health.
View ArticleRole of a Support Group in Treatment of Bipolar Disorder
A discussion of the important role of bipolar support group participation as an adjunct to both individual therapy and psychopharmacology.
View ArticleTherapeutic Euphemism: Niceness Isn't Always Kind
The use of euphemistic language in psychotherapy, by either the patient or the therapist, can be a therapeutic obstacle, but understanding this usage provides opportunity.
View ArticleEating Disorders and LGBTQ
Though there are LGBTQ who may have eating disorders, therapists who decide to treat or not treat ought to have something greater in common: competency in providing treatment.
View ArticleBecca Atkins on Artreach Inc. and Shedding Diagnostic Labels
The future of mental health interview series continues with Becca Atkins on Artreach Inc. and shedding diagnostic labels.
View ArticleInside the Psychological Care for Refugees in Germany
How do therapists work through linguistic and cultural barriers to help their trauma-afflicted clients?
View Article3 Strategies for Troubled Teens
Replace a troubled personal identity with a more rewarding vocational identity.
View ArticleRecognizing A Good Psychological Evaluation
Emphasizing that psychological evaluations are not "the last word," Dr. Betsy Grigoriu demonstrates that if they are well done, they can provide guidance about treatment options.
View ArticleJennifer Maria Padron on Peer Support and Peer Services
The future of mental health interview series continues with Jennifer Maria Padron on peer support and peer services.
View ArticleMindfulness Is Oversold
Has mindfulness therapy been oversold? A new paper suggests that it has—and that psychotherapy research in general may be in crisis.
View ArticleStress and Your Heart
Much more than a pump, our heart has a brain with left and right hemispheric nodes that conduct the cellular symphony that is the very essence of our being.
View ArticleWhen Depression Visits and Stays
What happens when depression comes and it seems that there is nothing you can do to make it leave? Here is a personal experience of dealing with an unwanted guest – Mr. D.
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