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Experiencing The Holidays
The holiday season is now underway. Christmas decorations on Main Streets, in front yards, and in big box stores went...
Guest Author December 1, 2016Families – Always a Factor
It was already a truism in mental health circles more than sixty years ago: when a “problem” child is brought...
Guest Author November 4, 2016
When Summer Ends, What Begins?
Whether or not a person – therapist, client/patient, or anyone – actually takes a summer vacation, there is a universal...
Guest Author September 1, 2016Temptations in Clinical Encounters
By definition, a temptation is an individual inner urge to break an external community rule. Our community of psychotherapists has...
Guest Author August 24, 2016When Death Threatens Someone Close to the Therapist – What to Expect – Really, not Ideally
We know how to deal with grief in our clients/patients. We know how to help someone who is very ill...
Guest Author July 22, 2016What if You Just Don’t Like the Person? Professional responsibilities and limitations
We therapists are generally supposed to be able to provide some form of helpful psychotherapy to any and all who...
Guest Author June 15, 2016