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Sana Kidwai
Nov 7, 20243 min read
The Importance of Fit Between Therapist and Client
The fit between therapist and client is essential for personal growth.
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Trang Vo
Aug 15, 20243 min read
The Benefits of Group Therapy: Healing Together
Understanding Group Therapy: A Collective Approach to Healing
Group therapy involves a small number of individuals who meet regularly
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Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Oct 24, 20234 min read
The Intangible Tools of Therapy
Often, we arrive to therapy with the quest to build a toolkit or a set of skills we can call upon to better manage our lives. Many...
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Daniel Katz, Psy.D
Jan 4, 20233 min read
Earthquakes and Thunderstorms - Therapy and Counseling
Therapy can help you navigate through terrifying novel experiences
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J.P. Kendrick
Nov 2, 20226 min read
For The Men…. The intersection of masculinity and therapy
One way of thinking about men and how we experience our feelings and emotion
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Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Aug 1, 20222 min read
The relationship with your therapist: A tool for insight
Using the therapeutic relationship as a tool for insight and change in counseling
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SJ Knowlton, LPC-A
Jun 27, 20222 min read
Therapy Questions, Myths, and Misconceptions
How to Pick a Therapist This series will handle misunderstandings and common questions we as therapists encounter from our clients and...
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SJ Knowlton, LPC-A
Nov 23, 20212 min read
Therapy Questions, Myths, and Misconceptions Pt 4
"Therapy is Only for Major Life Events" This series will handle misunderstandings and common questions we as therapists encounter from...
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Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Nov 4, 20212 min read
“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
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SJ Knowlton, LPC-A
Oct 7, 20212 min read
Therapy Questions, Myths, and Misconceptions Pt 3
Does My Therapist Like Me? This series will handle misunderstandings and common questions we as therapists encounter from our clients and...
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Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Oct 5, 20215 min read
Managing Shame (Part 2)
In this post, we’ll learn some different shame management techniques. To do so, we’ll utilize the following scenario:
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birkhold3
Sep 29, 20213 min read
Family Therapy: How Can It Help and How Can I Prepare?!
Hesitation over starting family therapy is COMMON and normal. It is scary, but also very brave, to seek to change a family dynamic
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Catherine Comiskey, LCSW
Aug 11, 20213 min read
Part I: What is Shame and Why is it a Problem?
Brené Brown defines shame as a feeling that elicits in us a sense that we are unworthy of love and belonging...
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SJ Knowlton, LPC-A
Jul 31, 20213 min read
Therapy Questions, Myths, and Misconceptions Pt 2
Therapists Don’t Give Answers and Advice, We Help Clients Explore Solutions This series will handle misunderstandings and common...
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SJ Knowlton, LPC-A
Jun 16, 20212 min read
Therapy Questions, Myths, and Misconceptions: Therapy isn't Weak, it's Brave
This series will handle misunderstandings and common questions we as therapists encounter from our clients and people in general. Therapy...
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Katy Dimple Manning, LMSW
Oct 28, 20204 min read
What's the Scariest Thing to Bring up in Therapy?
Tips and considerations for bringing up difficult topics in therapy.
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Veronica Welch
Aug 17, 20203 min read
I'm Not Sure What Therapy Is, but I Think I Know What It Isn't: Three Common Misconceptions about Therapy
I hear all kinds of perceptions about therapy from friends, family, colleagues and clients. The word is so individual that it seems to barel
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Daniel Katz, Psy.D
Jul 28, 20203 min read
What the “Berenstain Bears” Can Teach Us About Psychotherapy and Personal Growth
Much to my delight I recently discovered that old episodes of the “Berenstain Bears” can be found online. I read several of those books...
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Daniel Katz, Psy.D
Jun 4, 20201 min read
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
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