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It’s hard not to hold back

The traditional container we establish as mental health professionals, the face-to-face dyad, can be extremely effective. However, it’s also limited. There are so many instances when, while coming to a point that could lead to a breakthrough, our clients retreat. Their desire to avoid feeling deep emotions, let alone share

Hope for the afflicted and the affected

Dementia is an all-too-common condition, and when it encroaches upon a person’s life, it changes everything. Suddenly, the ability to function fully is ripped from the afflicted individual, and in many cases, dementia gets compounded by depression, anxiety, and grief. The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that

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The state of the mental health business

It seems as though everything has changed over the last few years, and that includes what it’s like to work as a mental health professional. According to mental health industry experts, the COVID-19 pandemic put a tremendous strain on the system. Increased demand overtaxed

Are you a trauma-informed therapist? It would be hard to miss hearing these buzzwords bouncing around the world of behavioral treatment. Being a trauma-informed therapist means being aware not only of your client’s presenting systems, but also seeking their cause in any past trauma that may be present.

The Problem: Trauma creates deep wounds

Trauma,

Repair the damage

It’s been a very rough year and a half. The after-effects of being “locked down” affected our clients, making them needier, and more anxious than ever. Isolation and worry about the future also had a big impact on us. As therapists, we often (inaccurately) believe that we can hold it all together, and when trouble comes around,