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The Courage To Be Vulnerable in the Therapy Room
Vulnerability is often the keystone of the human experience due to its relationship with empathy, intimacy, connection, and psychological we
Elizabeth Seabolt-Esparza, LPC
Feb 283 min read
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Lie Down, Let Go: The Surprising Perks of Therapy on the Couch
Ever wonder why, in movies or on TV shows, people always seem to be lying on a couch when they’re seeing a therapist?
Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Jan 264 min read
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The Importance of Fit Between Therapist and Client
The fit between therapist and client is essential for personal growth.
Sana Kidwai
Nov 7, 20243 min read
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Are You Thinking About Leaving Therapy?
There are a lot of reasons you may be considering ending therapy. Maybe you've gotten everything you need out of it. Perhaps you want...
Emma Barr, LPA
Oct 27, 20233 min read
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Getting Started
Hello. My name is Anthony Tamborello. I recently joined the Houston Therapy team in early September, and this is my first blog post here....
tamborello0
Oct 5, 20233 min read
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The relationship with your therapist: A tool for insight
Using the therapeutic relationship as a tool for insight and change in counseling
Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Aug 1, 20222 min read
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Ending Therapy
As a therapist, my main goal for my clients is that they feel relief in their lives and are better able to cope and understand...
birkhold3
May 31, 20223 min read
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The Basics of Attachment Theory
Attachment theory has gotten a great deal of attention recently. Understanding our attachment patterns not only helps our intimate relationships, but it can also foster further self-awareness and self-compassion.
Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Apr 30, 20224 min read
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“How do I talk about difficult things in therapy?”
Self-disclosure is an essential ingredient to psychotherapy. It just so happens that self-disclosure is also one of the most difficult and n
Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Nov 4, 20212 min read
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Therapy for Creatives, Part 14: Creating Art vs. Doing Therapy
A creative’s inner narrative can be externalized in therapy --using the client’s process as a way to discover hidden emotions.
Dan Workman
Oct 31, 20212 min read
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What's the Scariest Thing to Bring up in Therapy?
Tips and considerations for bringing up difficult topics in therapy.
Katy Dimple Manning, LMSW
Oct 28, 20204 min read
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Empowered Mental Health Treatment with Amneh Amro
Amneh Amro, PA-C discusses her approach to treating mental health conditions holistically and medically.
Katy Dimple Manning, LMSW
Oct 27, 20201 min read
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Psychotherapy is not a quick fix
People often assume that counseling is a quick fix. When dealing with something as complex as our mind and emotions this is rarely the case
Daniel Katz, Psy.D
Jun 4, 20201 min read
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Magical Thinking Misunderstood!
Dependence on our ‘rational superpowers’ may put us at risk of ignoring the power of our internal narratives.
Dan Workman
May 25, 20202 min read
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Why Being a Therapist Doesn’t Make Me Any Less Indulgent Than Anyone Else
It’s funny to me to hear people’s responses when they hear that I work as a therapist. “Oh wow. You must really deal with a lot.” “That’s...
Veronica Welch
May 18, 20203 min read
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Finding Meaning Through Context and the Role of Therapy
Therapy also serves as a resource for permission and a practice grounds to express in new ways. Being supported in our felt experience...
Veronica Welch
Mar 16, 20203 min read
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