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Power Mapping: Using Your Therapy Superpower for Good
Power is a tricky thing to talk about. Typically, when I bring up the notion of power, I unintentionally raise … Continued
Pain is a Teacher. Listen to It.
Sometimes people forget that I’m human. An imperfect, sometimes anxious, often tired, accidentally invalidating, blind-spot driven, limited human being. As … Continued
Treating Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Requires a Wide Lens
I wasn’t going to be a therapist. In fact, psychology wasn’t even on my radar in my young adulthood. I … Continued
Therapists Are Just Like Detectives
Discovering clues, checking facts against sources, and evaluating evidence are crucial in solving crimes. They’re also critical skills for treatment … Continued
Learning to Love Contradictions
Like every other human walking this earth, I’ve struggled to step outside of the narrow one-sided view my brain presents … Continued
What It Takes to Be a Culturally Responsive Therapist
The events of the past year have heightened our awareness of problems in our society that can’t remain unacknowledged anymore. … Continued
Navigating Your Way Out of Trauma
At its core, human nature is pretty simple. It’s an animal instinct—we move toward what feels good and matters to … Continued
What We’re Reading — October 2020
“Normal” is a word we’ve been hearing a lot of in the past few months. Early in the spring, people … Continued
Narrative Therapy as a Form of Healing
Humans are inherently storytellers. Cultures across the world have used stories throughout generations to share their histories, cautionary tales, and … Continued
What to Include in Your Fee Schedule
Health and wellness professionals end up doing a lot of work for free. That often includes tasks that require professional … Continued
