Teaching Clients to Understand Non-Verbal Language Most therapists, counselors, and coaches take time each week to teach their clients new skills.  But here is one skill you may have missed: the skill of understanding non-verbal language. Scientists tell us that only...

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From: Psychotherapy Networker [networker@psychotherapynetworker.info] Subject: (Video) Susan Johnson on attachment issues in the bedroom.   Free Video: How to Help Couples Have "Hold Me Tight" Conversations Emotionally Focused Therapy expert Susan Johnson teaches...

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How to Stay safe in practice It's rare, but a reality: Some clients can turn violent. Here are some suggestions to protect yourself. By Christopher Munsey - Monitor Staff As evidenced by the Feb. 12 murder of psychologist Kathryn Faughey, PhD (see "A life well...

Our friends at NICABM have pulled together more than 20 of the leading experts in our field to weigh in on one single question: "How do you help a patient who is stuck?" This is one of the most innovative approaches we've seen to tackling a question that applies to...

Free Video: Accelerate Change with Your Anxious, Reluctant Clients Anxiety expert David Burns demonstrates exactly how it's done. Why do anxious clients come for help and then resist it? According to David Burns, author of When Anxiety Attacks, many anxious clients...

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This is a great free resource from SAMHSA.  Enter your zip code at this site (https://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/) and it will give you mental health and substance use treatment centers, along with all their contact info, nearby.

Avoid These Mistakes  by Richard Leslie, J.D. April 2010 In law, a “mistake” is broadly defined as an unintentional act, omission, or error arising from ignorance, surprise, forgetfulness, or misplaced confidence. Therapists and counselors (and others) from time...