Learn How to Navigate Client Challenges That are Specific to Trauma
May 23, 2017
by Sheela Raja, PhD When I was growing up, my dad used to read me a funny poem about mythical town that was situated on a beautiful cliff. There was… READ MORE
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Lonely Apes Die—A New Psychotherapy for Chronic Depression and Anorexia Nervosa
May 16, 2017
By Thomas Lynch, PhD, University of Southampton (UK) What do lonely apes have in common with a method that offers help to people who suffer from chronic depression, recurrent anxiety,… READ MORE
Refilling Your Gas Tank with Nice Gas
May 9, 2017
By Ben Sedley, author of Stuff That Sucks I’d barely pulled out of the gas station into busy Friday afternoon traffic when the rental van stalled and wouldn’t restart. Cars… READ MORE
Taking the Leap of Faith into Intuitive Eating
April 28, 2017
By Elyse Resch, MS, RDN, CEDRD You’ve tried every diet on the planet, and you’re fed up. You realize that dieting is no longer a viable option, not only because… READ MORE
Helping Clients Stand Up to Their OCD
April 26, 2017
By Jon Hershfield, MFT Checking locks, appliances, and other items can be a debilitating and time-consuming symptom of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Helping clients with OCD tackle checking compulsions often requires more… READ MORE
The Power of “Yes, and…” for Teens with Autism
April 19, 2017
by Carol Moog, PhD “Just be yourself!” Try telling that to a teen with autism! Much of the time when they’re just “being themselves” it’s all wrong and they’re always… READ MORE
On Looking Beneath Behavior
April 15, 2017
by Fiona Robertson We’ve all done it. We behave in a way that feels painful, or is destructive, or think we shouldn’t, and we resolve to behave differently in the… READ MORE
Demystifying the Types of Harm OCD and Common Treatments
April 11, 2017
by Jon Hershfield, MFT Harm OCD is a term sometimes used to describe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that manifests as unwanted, intrusive thoughts related to harming the self or others. The… READ MORE
What Is Psychological Flexibility?
April 5, 2017
by Tim Gordon, MSW, RSW Psychological flexibility represents the acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) model of health—it’s the element we want to foster and grow in our clients while modelling… READ MORE
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