Couples Therapy vs. Individual Therapy
Many clinicians shy away from couples or marriage counseling, and honestly, I get it. Couples work is hard. You’re not just supporting one person with one history and [...]
The Weight of Trauma in the Therapy Room
As clinicians, there are seasons in our practice when it feels like every client walking through the door is carrying some form of trauma. Whether it stems from [...]
Growth in Psychiatry
Over the years, the field of psychiatry has grown tremendously. There was a time when psychiatry was viewed narrowly, as simply prescribing medication to numb emotions, and only [...]
Current Events: How to Talk to Your Clients?
When the world feels heavy, filled with war, political unrest, injustice, and societal change, it’s impossible to ignore how those realities affect us. As therapists, we walk into [...]
Anxiety Doesn’t Skip the Therapist
As clinicians, we’re not immune to anxiety. Just because we understand its symptoms, causes, and treatment doesn’t mean we’re exempt from feeling it ourselves. In fact, we often carry [...]
When Therapists Ghost Clients
When you first read the title, you probably thought, Oh yes, I hate when clients ghost me. But more and more, we’re hearing from clients who say their [...]