Professional Resources for Therapists

How attachment, trauma and neurobiological theory and research, and clinical experience with violent individuals and couples helps explain why so many of us hurt the ones...

I thought that I could get through treatment so unscathed that no one would notice. How optimistic I was!

Reluctance to talk about the past is usually driven by the twin emotions of shame and guilt. Behind each of these emotions lies a fear...

People in the psychological world try to outdo each other in espousal of progressive politics, forgetting that our own professional politics (especially Jungian and psych...

Expanding the scope of psychoanalysis broadens and deepens the range of phenomena we can consider psychoanalytic.

“All possible forms of existing psychopathology we deal with in the consulting room, are always the immediate consequence of a childhood trauma”

How do we ensure we are primed to learn new skills and knowledge? And how can we particularly ready ourselves for emotional learning? And what is our responsibility?

There is often pressure on therapists in private practice to find a niche. This article says that it's OK not to niche. Find out why.

Something free is something undervalued.

Why psychologists should discard the tiresome, troublesome, and ethically questionable practice of fee-splitting and progress to a services-utilized model.