The ability to feel love is not the same thing as being able to show and sustain it. Many men don’t know how to do things like be vulnerable, …
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215 – Teaching Men Love
216 – Awakening Positive Emotional States How Imagery, Movement, and Play Can Enhance Your Work
Research from brain science and positive psychology shows that awakening positive emotional states through experiential tools such as imagery, music, …
217 – Becoming a Solution-Focused Therapist How to Make Therapy Briefer and More Effective
While most traditional therapies tend to focus on the problem rather than the solution, Solution Focused Brief Therapy offers a different pathway. …
218 – Opioid Use Disorders and Trauma A Whole Person Approach to Treatment
For people who use opioids, the potent euphoria followed by the increased tolerance and excruciating withdrawal can entrap them in an all-consuming …
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219 – Trauma-Informed Treatment for Immigrants and Asylum Seekers Facing the Challenge
Asylum seekers and immigrants coming into the U.S. often carry severe traumas. Add to this our current sociopolitical climate and the hardships of …
220 – Where the Wild Things Are The Art and Science of Countertransference
Regardless of approach, countertransference is a vivid reminder of psychotherapy’s essential humanity. We therapists inevitably have unprofessional …
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221 – The Trauma-Informed Therapist Best Practices for Assessment and Treatment
There’s been an increased call in recent years for clinicians to be trauma informed, but what does that umbrella term mean in action? Explore …
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222 – The #MeToo Movement and Therapy Helping Men Wake Up and Women Speak Up
The rise of the #MeToo movement has generated a seismic shift in how we view sexual harassment and other once overlooked issues in the relationships …
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223 – Accelerating Therapy with DBT Interventions Breakthrough Techniques with Your Toughest Clients
Clinicians frequently struggle with clients who are “stuck”—miserable yet unwilling or unable to move forward. Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) …
224 – Social Justice as Healing Work Moving Beyond Neutrality
Regardless of what brought them to therapy, our clients are clearly impacted by racism, sexism, ableism, heterosexism, ethnocentrism, and classism—and …
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225 – Beyond Sex and Gender Binaries Working with Today's LGBTQ+ Clients
Most trainings on sex and gender diversity, even though they advertise as LGBTQ+, are mainly about working with gay and lesbian clients. Yet beyond …
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226 – Couples Therapy Meets Sex Therapy Toward an Integrated Approach
You can’t help couples really achieve more intimacy without exploring the sexual dimension of their relationship. But generally, clinicians who focus …
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