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Why Do I Feel Jealous of My Child?

Annie Wright LMFT on December 9, 2022 in Making the Whole Beautiful

Providing your child with a healthier childhood than you had is a therapeutic goal for many, but the jealousy that can result from this contrast is rarely discussed.

Providing your child with a healthier childhood than you had is a therapeutic goal for many, but the jealousy that can result from this contrast is rarely discussed.

ADHD is often misunderstood and stigmatized

ADHD in Therapists

Wendy Boring-Bray, DBH, LPCC on December 4, 2022 in A New Beginning

Therapists play a large role in helping people with ADHD manage associated mental health symptoms. What does ADHD look like in therapists themselves?

Therapists play a large role in helping people with ADHD manage associated mental health symptoms. What does ADHD look like in therapists themselves?

Moral Imagination and "Unhope" After Trauma

Jeffrey Jay Ph.D. on December 4, 2022 in Menders

Moral imagination, following devastation, can either seek an escape from vulnerability or enlargement of self to live embracing frailty.

Moral imagination, following devastation, can either seek an escape from vulnerability or enlargement of self to live embracing frailty.

Freud and Rilke on Loss and Getting Over

Adrian Kreutz on December 3, 2022 in The Dyslexic Academic

Freud and Rilke presented us with two opposing models of loss and how to cope. They can help us, each in their own way, live through grief and mourning phases.

Freud and Rilke presented us with two opposing models of loss and how to cope. They can help us, each in their own way, live through grief and mourning phases.

“Give Me More"

Assael Romanelli Ph.D. on December 2, 2022 in The Other Side of Relationships

Is your partner excited about your growth? Most of us are not relationally stretched, leaving us "comfortably numb" and bored. The solution is to bring "more" to your relationship.

Is your partner excited about your growth? Most of us are not relationally stretched, leaving us "comfortably numb" and bored. The solution is to bring "more" to your relationship.

The Profound Challenge of Existential Anxiety

John G. Cottone Ph.D. on December 2, 2022 in The Cube

Aging, illness, and serious life challenges can throw any of us into a state of existential anxiety. Here's what it is, why it occurs, and what you can do about it.

Aging, illness, and serious life challenges can throw any of us into a state of existential anxiety. Here's what it is, why it occurs, and what you can do about it.

Therapy as Pilgrimage

Elizabeth Heaney MA, LPC on November 30, 2022 in The Therapeutic Relationship

Personal Perspective: Have you ever thought of counseling as a pilgrimage? Thinking of it as a journey toward wholeness can enliven the process.

Personal Perspective: Have you ever thought of counseling as a pilgrimage? Thinking of it as a journey toward wholeness can enliven the process.

How Virtual Reality Might Augment Hypnosis Therapy

Ran D. Anbar M.D. on November 30, 2022 in Understanding Hypnosis

Virtual reality coupled with facial recognition software or the ability to measure patients’ vital signs could adjust therapeutic experiences based on the patients’ responses.

Virtual reality coupled with facial recognition software or the ability to measure patients’ vital signs could adjust therapeutic experiences based on the patients’ responses.

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