Article “Seniors in the ER, the Care that Costs” by Macie P. Smith, can be read at http://www.allaboutseniors.org/seniors-in-the-er-the-care-that-costs The website www.allaboutseniors.org, is also a wealth on information for senior services, and has specifics for...

Clients come to therapy with a wide variety of issues, but almost invariably their problems are intertwined with their relationships. A client's symptoms will affect family members, friends, work associates, and a marriage or partnership. Addressing the social issues...

The Objective Zero Foundation aims to enhance social connectedness and access to suicide prevention resources to prevent veteran suicide. Objective Zero is a mobile app that helps connect Veterans, military Service members, and their families to peer support and...

The Owl's Nest in FLORENCE has taken an exceptionally strategic approach to alcohol/drug rehabilitation, enhancing the opportunity to serve and provide a solution to individuals that are in need of our services.  In addition to teaching a back-to-basics 12-step...

  Survivors: Stories & Strategies to Heal the Hurt In this book, John Preston gives the reader a kind of “advance map of the territory” to help prepare for the journey of living through emotional pain. He's written this book to share some of what has been...

There are many types of couples therapies but most therapists prefer systematic “evidence-based” approaches like EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) and the Gottman Method.  These systematic approaches teach couples better ways to resolve conflicts, how to share...

Facing Our Cumulative Developmental Traumas provides meaningful, creative, and useful answers to the question: How can we help others through their deep personal struggles without scaring them off? This question is central to love, to intimacy, and to psychotherapy....

Have you or your clients struggled with stubborn negative beliefs that can't be reasoned away? I call these embodied beliefs because they feel true, even if we intellectually realize they aren't true. To get to the root of these obstinate beliefs, I created an...

Toolkit for grief intervention for students - informative videos and modules available at  https://grievingstudents.org/

It seems counter-intuitive, but suicide rates are actually lowest in the winter and go up in the late spring and summer. There are a variety of theories about why this is true including biochemical and environmental explanations. It seems most likely that depressed...