The Sexual Impact of Diabetes on Women
Recent research clarifies how diabetes often harms women sexually. While diabetic women are not fated to develop sex problems, many do.
View ArticleHow Much Does Homework Matter in Therapy?
What research reveals about the work you do outside of therapy sessions.
View ArticleMake a Confession During April
Have you always wanted to write a poem, but don't know how to begin? Do you have a secret or confession to write about? April as National Poetry Month is a good time to start.
View ArticleThe Gestalt of Zeal and Ardor
Manuel Gagneux is one raw and confrontational motherfucker.
View ArticleOvercoming Sexual Assault: Symptoms & Recovery
Seeking professional help after sexual assault is one of the most important and helpful things you can do.
View ArticleHow Mother Nature Became My Therapy
Escaping into nature can help us recover from our depression and anxiety while simultaneously allowing us to be free."The mountains are calling and I must go..." -John Muir.
View ArticleFinding the Right Path for Each Individual, Making It Work
The Resilience Regiment speaks with AToN Center.
View ArticleHardiness and Grit
One might argue that any therapy has as an implicit objective to help the individual acquire the characteristics associated with hardiness.
View ArticleSome Differences Between Traditional and New Therapies
What is the future of psychoanalysis? Is there one?
View ArticlePlay: A Different Perspective
Much has been studied and written about play, and we would like to consider play from a somewhat different perspective, namely, that of affect theory.
View ArticleIt's Not the Glass That's Half Full/Empty; It's the Breast
We judge others as dispositioned towards negativity or positivity, scarcity or abundance, as a chosen disposition. In truth, that disposition gets set in infancy.
View ArticleFatigue, the Brain and Therapists
Studies have found that debilitating fatigue is a common symptom of many types of brain damage and disorders, from mild head injury to benign pituitary adenoma to dementia.
View ArticleMommy Nearest
Mother and son incest: Are deep-seated cultural taboos against recognizing it hindering therapy?
View ArticleThe World’s First Music Therapist
A search into unexpected texts reveals an early account of music therapy dating back several thousand years.
View Article4 Questions to Ask Yourself If You Want to Change
Changing isn't easy, but these 4 questions from Motivational Interviewing may make the process a little easier.
View ArticleNo, I'm Not "Good"
This is a raw, honest account of my experience as the first Filipina and Pacific Islander Student Body President for the University of Washington during a year of societal turmoil.
View ArticleCan You Be Depressed Without Knowing It? I Was
It can be surprisingly easy to overlook our own depression—even for those of us who treat it all the time.
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