How Therapy Trumps Politics
This recently published case study sheds light on the treatment of a patient with political views opposite to that of the therapist.
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The world around us is changing, and as therapists—both individually and as a profession—we need to change with it.
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View ArticleModern Mindfulness
Mindfulness as a mode of awareness involves the self-regulation of attention maintained on immediate experience with an orientation that is curious, inquiring, open, and accepting.
View ArticleAbolishing the Concept of Mental Illness
Richard Hallam's new book examines crucial questions about the nature of mental health, including whether it might make sense to get rid of the concept of mental illness.
View ArticleLearning to Parent Yourself as an Adult
If you've ever felt like you learned life lessons 10 years after most people, you are not alone. Learn to parent yourself for improved self-esteem and healthier relationships.
View ArticleThe Case for Stigmatizing Psychological Problems
Stigma can spur people to behave better, even as it causes anxiety about falling short.
View ArticleFrustrated You Can't Sleep? Try Staying Awake Instead
Trying to force ourselves to sleep is bound to backfire. Find out how a surprisingly paradoxical approach can be one of the most effective ways to beat insomnia.
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