Divorce: How to Let Go and Start Something New
You’ve made the decision to end your marriage, your spouse has decided to end your relationship, or you’ve both jointly […]
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Relax. Your Kids Are Going to Be Fine.
There’s so much pressure to excel, be productive, organized, skinny, popular, assertive, work-ready, oh and all of this done with […]
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The Importance of Family Stories in Children’s Well-Being
The Do You Know scale In 2001 Marshall Duke and Robyn Fivush created a scale known as Do You Know. The scale has […]
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What Everyone Wants to Know!
Counseling psychologist Sailaja Menon was interviewed by Living Jetsetters, a YouTube channel dedicated to airplanes, travel, food and life. Sailaja […]
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Initial Phone Consultations: Should You Offer Them?
Some therapists offer free initial phone consultations as a standard, while others provide them conservatively or don’t offer them at […]
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What is mental health?
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The term mental health may have started sounding like a buzzword. Do we even […]
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Supervision: EFT with Couples
Good supervision overlaps with teaching and therapy. Whether the therapist works with individuals, couples, families or groups, a good relationship […]
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Supervision: An EMDR Therapy Approach
This article is the second in a three-part series on supervision. We spoke to three psychologists who are also supervisors. […]
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Supervision: A Psychodynamic Approach
Regular supervision is a professional requirement for therapists. It allows the clinician to reflect on their work, learn from their […]
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