Family Estrangement Therapy: When Therapists Fuel the Cutoff
Family estrangement therapy needs a relational lens. Dr. David Rosmarin and I talk about validating clients while keeping the door to relationship repair open.
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Can a Therapist Be a Life Coach? Why Your License Still Follows You
Can a therapist be a life coach? Yes, but your license follows you. Learn the ethical and legal lines between coaching and therapy, and how to stay defensible.
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Business Coaching for Therapists: Why Your Instincts Stop Working
Business coaching for therapists: why the instincts that grew your practice stop working, and the three-part planning process that gets you past the ceiling.
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LGBTQ Affirmative Therapy: The Client Group You’re Missing
LGBTQ affirmative therapy starts with the client you didn’t recognize. What therapists get wrong with women coming out in midlife, and what helps.
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When to Refer Clients, and How to Do It Without Causing Harm
When to refer clients is the question every therapist faces. Dr. Brianna Ector on scope of practice, real competence, and referring without causing harm.
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Kink Aware Therapist: How to Tell Consent From Coercion
Kink aware therapist skills start with one question: consent or coercion? A forensic researcher on what clinicians miss when abuse hides in plain sight.
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Appearance Bias in Therapy: What Clinicians Miss About Beauty
Appearance bias in therapy quietly shapes clinical judgment. Dr. Allycin Powell-Hicks on what our eyes get wrong about clients, and what to watch instead.
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APA Council of Representatives: Where Psychology Becomes Policy
Inside the APA Council of Representatives: how new business items, Hill Day, and a new IPV resolution become federal policy that actually reaches your clients.
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The Nine Senses: What Therapists Weren’t Taught About Nervous System Regulation
Nervous system regulation starts with the senses. Learn the nine senses therapists were never taught, and why most dysregulation is variation, not pathology.
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Cash Flow for Therapists: Profit on Paper, Empty Bank Account
Profitable on paper but broke in the bank? Cash flow for therapists explains what your numbers really show, and how to raise your rates without the guilt.
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Private Practice Management: Business Skills Every Therapist Needs
Private practice management requires more than clinical skills. Psychologist Jennifer Wisdom shares the operational intelligence therapists were never taught.
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Talking About Sex in Therapy
Talking about sex in therapy is the conversation grad school skipped. UW professor Dr. Nicole McNichols on what to do when it surfaces in your sessions.
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Coaching Psychology
Coaching psychology is the rigorous, evidence-based discipline most US therapists have never heard of. UK Coaching Psychologist Christina Theo explains.
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Solution-Focused Couples Therapy: A Clinician’s Guide
Solution-focused couples therapy helps clinicians move stuck couples forward. Elliott Connie on the SFBT stance that changes everything in the room.
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Attachment-Based Therapy: Helping Clients Actually Change, with Dr. Amir Levine
Attachment-based therapy explored with Dr. Amir Levine, what the neuroscience of secure attachment means for your clinical practice with stuck clients.
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Marketing for Therapists: What It Really Takes to Get Clients | Jenny Arroyo
Marketing for Therapists: What It Really Takes to Get Clients | Jenny Arroyo Marketing for Therapists: What It Really Takes to Get Clients | Jenny Arroyo Private practice marketing is one of those topics that can make even very competent, very thoughtful therapists want to hide under a blanket. Not because they are incapable. Not…
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