Articles about Professional Issues

African Americans are not given the opportunity to visit their historical residue and as a result, they experience retraumatization each time they enter the psychotherapy...

Use your blog to share your ideas and writing and bring traffic to your site.

My experience of working as a black therapist.

Our concept of ethics as health professionals is too narrow and doesn’t take our larger societal – and indeed global - context into consideration.

What does addiction care look like, not only during lockdown but, as ongoing patient care during the COVID-19 pandemic?

The “new normal” is for therapists too. Therapists must also find their way during (and after) the COVID-19 lock-down.

It’s never been more important to balance holding space for our clients, and ourselves, than it is now.

A new way to help with stress and work burnout.

You may be avoiding or failing to see the evil around you due to fear of addressing it.

But, not knowing is meant to be what we’re especially good at. Isn’t it?

In a world that is increasingly naïve in its divisiveness, we in the field of psychotherapy are not immune from such naivete.