Training in the PACT model sparks excitement for clinicians. It also presents a steep learning curve. Even seasoned therapists experience some uncertainty when learning such […]
Why Video Recording My Sessions Makes Me a Better Therapist Keep reading...
In a healthy romantic relationship partners create safety and security with each other. Partners have each other’s backs and the folks around them see that
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For the past two weeks I’ve had an internal debate about whether or not to watch the Netflix series, 13 Reasons Why. Normally I wouldn’t
13 Reasons Why Not Keep reading...
True confessions: I never really wanted to be a couple therapist. I tell people that I was a late bloomer when it comes to couple
Confessions of a Late Bloomer Keep reading...
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) makes people feel crazy. Really, really crazy. I am not even joking about this. Imagine living in a constant state of
You’re Not Crazy, It’s Just PTSD Keep reading...
Regardless of political leanings, it’s safe to say that most of us feel the effects of the increased negativity in the political atmosphere. The tone
Surviving Life in a Post-Election World Keep reading...
Over the years I’ve found that there are some frequent misconceptions among clients seeking treatment for trauma. Based on outdated ideas of trauma therapy and
Debunking Some Myths About Trauma Therapy Keep reading...
Having a secure functioning relationship can be one of the most satisfying aspects of our lives. When we’re in a secure functioning relationship we feel
Some Qualities of Secure Functioning Relationships Keep reading...
Many of the people who seek treatment with me have a history of trauma. For some, it’s what we in the therapy biz call “big
Our Nifty Brains, One of their Shortcomings, and Bears Keep reading...
