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Knowing your financial worth as a therapist can model self-care and self-respect for clients. Read more

Our teen clients know a lot about connecting with others online, but they still need our wisdom about connecting with their core inner selves. Read more

In challenging times, these simple sensorimotor interventions for depression can be easily used in sessions. Read more

Helping clients who find themselves single again in midlife navigate a new world of dating. Read more

What are the signs that it’s finally time for a therapist to stop seeing clients? Read more

Polyvagal Theory widens the perspective on managing kids’ challenging behaviors. Read more

Adapting mindfulness practices for young kids can be as easy as ABC. Read more

What to do about addressing microaggressions in therapy. Read more

Some down-to-earth advice on practicing in a small town, where there’s no way to escape being seen and talked about. Read more

When it comes to high-risk behaviors, therapists can find themselves caught between boundary-testing teens and their concerned parents. Read more

At a time when verbal bullies seem to feel increasingly empowered, here are four offbeat ways to push pause on their toxic verbiage. Read more

You may not be a certified sex therapist, but that doesn’t mean you have to shy away from helping clients with their sexual issues. Read more

A paradigm shift around weight and wellness is taking on old stigmas. Read more

How to handle end-of-session bombshells therapeutically—and still wrap up on time. Read more

How to address one partner’s long-term issues in couples therapy without derailing work on the current relationship. Read more

Enhancing emotional healing with visual images in your work. Read more

How do you get family members to talk together productively? Enactments can be among the most valuable tools for getting a family's communication going. But... Read more

Four steps to help clients take new practices learned in the consulting room back into their everyday lives. Read more

Keeping the difficult work of couples therapy positive and upbeat might be easier, and more effective, than you think. Read more

Motivating couples to do their therapy homework may be the key to successful outcomes. Read more

Becoming a sport psychologist requires throwing away much of the rule book for starting a more traditional practice. Read more

How to use the therapeutic play zone to help young children face difficult situations. Read more

What therapists can learn from performers. Read more

How to keep it real with teenage clients. Read more

How an understanding of the brain can inform our trauma interventions. Read more

Could eliminating blocks in couples therapy be as simple as learning where to tap? Read more

How Kübler-Ross’s stage model of dealing with loss can help grieving clients heal. Read more

How to help beleaguered caretakers of elderly parents find meaning and purpose in a challenging task. Read more

An innovative way of working with people who are hypersensitive to criticism. Read more

Some tips on the do’s and don’ts of giving a good workshop. Read more