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Thoughts, insights, and resources for your mental wellness journey.
What I’ve Learned From Working with Clients’ Dreams: Unlocking the Unconscious
Dreams are an endless source of fascination, and an almost miraculous part of the human experience. Some baffle us, others inspire us, still others scare…
When Things Go Wrong: Managing Therapeutic Ruptures for Better Mental Wellness
As psychotherapists, a vital part of our job is connecting with people. The relationships we develop with our clients are more than just a passing…
Your Guide to Trauma-Informed Intakes: Fostering Safety and Healing
Research has shown that trauma is a prevalent occurrence, with 90% of mental health clients having experienced some form of trauma such as sexual violence,…
How Did the Couch Become a Therapy Icon? Exploring the Evolution of Psychotherapy Spaces
The couch is an iconic symbol of psychotherapy. Look at any portrayal of a therapy session in popular culture, and you’re likely to find this…
Confronting Fears, Breaking Cycles: Using Exposure as a Treatment for OCD
As therapists, we want to be able to help as many people as possible. Learning how to treat clients with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is an…
Understanding Prolonged Grief Disorder: Moving from Overwhelm to Healing
Grief is an inevitable part of the human experience. When we develop close and meaningful relationships with people, we also accept the possibility of their…
Humor in Psychotherapy: Exploring Its Healing Potential
As therapists, we frequently use well-studied psychotherapy techniques, such as cognitive reframing, validation of feelings, and unconditional positive regard. But one technique that may be…
The Power of Detached Mindfulness for Depression & Anxiety
Detached Mindfulness is an evidence-based technique that can counteract the cognitive processes that contribute to both depression and anxiety. It involves the intentional disengagement from…
How to Address Common Misconceptions About Therapy to Empower Clients
Therapy is no big mystery. Although it happens in the privacy of four walls, practically all of our clients will have had some level of exposure to it, whether it be through media representations, word of mouth, or past experience.
Bridging the Gap: Why Discussing Healthcare Experiences is Crucial in Therapy
As therapists, we have conversations with our clients about many aspects of their lives, ranging from their childhood experiences and personal relationships to workplace stressors. But there’s one topic that may sometimes be under appreciated: their experiences in the healthcare field.
Overcoming Rumination: Helping Clients Understand and Conquer Overthinking
Are you feeling overwhelmed by constant rumination? Discover how psychotherapy services, emotional resilience training, and targeted therapy skills can provide lasting help with overthinking and improve your mental wellness.

