Hello. Today we’re going to talk about cutoff processes in a therapy session, especially when they’re caused by the therapist. Sometimes sessions are... Read More
Non-ordinary experiences are common. They do not require a theological framework to make sense of, and most people who have them are not operating from one. I am... Read More
Non-ordinary experiences are common. They do not require a theological framework to make sense of, and most people who have them are not operating from one. I am... Read More
Why Healing from CPTSD Takes So Long Today I want to talk about why healing from CPTSD takes as long as it does. The short answer is obvious: it’s a... Read More
Liz Long Rottman, LPC, LMT There is a type of client that comes into therapy who struggles with the first phase of trauma treatment: stabilization and resourcing.... Read More
Getting Real Consent from Clients Today I want to talk about something that sounds simple and straightforward, but it’s really not, and that is... Read More
In trauma therapy, when we talk about an inside threat, we are talking about threats that emerge from the body, like having gone through cancer or schizophrenia,... Read More
In trauma therapy, when we talk about an inside threat, we are talking about threats that emerge from the body, like having gone through cancer or schizophrenia,... Read More
Hello. Today we are going to talk about the eight signs of emotional maturity in therapists. Our field has a tendency to focus more on tool acquisition... Read More
Hello, today we are going to talk about judgment in the therapy room coming from the therapist. I teach and train graduate students, and this was a hot topic... Read More
