November 24, 2020
By Joe Oliver, PhD, and Richard Bennett, ClinPsyD Lots of people say that we should be careful with what we do with the information we receive on a daily basis. ‘Don’t believe… READ MORE
November 10, 2020
By Antonio Sausys, MA, IGT, CMT, RYT Grief is not purely emotional; it also happens in the body. Yet the physical symptoms that come up in the grieving process are… READ MORE
October 27, 2020
By Goali Saedi Bocci, PhD Perhaps the buzz phrase in all my therapy sessions with clients surrounds the notion of “the new normal.” With much of my caseload being comprised of… READ MORE
October 13, 2020
By Janina Scarlet, PhD When a client is triggered or overwhelmed, they might have a difficult time naming their experience and remaining present in the moment. The client might be feeling… READ MORE
September 30, 2020
By Joel Minden, PhD It’s important for clients to see the connection between difficult emotions and behavior. When anxiety, sadness, and anger consistently lead to avoidance, passivity, or explosive outbursts, it’s… READ MORE
August 11, 2020
By Howard Kassinove, PhD, ABPP, and Raymond Chip Tafrate, PhD Part four of a four-part series on anger In the heat of the moment, we all think our anger is justified…. READ MORE
July 28, 2020
By Howard Kassinove, PhD, ABPP, and Raymond Chip Tafrate, PhD Part three of a four-part series on anger The secret to helping clients develop better reactions to unpleasant, unwanted, and… READ MORE
July 14, 2020
By Howard Kassinove, PhD, ABPP, and Raymond Chip Tafrate, PhD Part two of a four-part series on anger When dealing with angry clients, practitioners may understandably use interventions that were part… READ MORE
June 25, 2020
By Howard Kassinove, PhD, ABPP and Raymond Chip Tafrate, PhD Part one of a four-part series on anger Let’s be honest. All of us get angry now and then. Anger is… READ MORE
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