
Presence Is the Intervention: What Gestalt Therapy Still Has to Teach Us About Trauma, Awareness, and the Nervous System
A client sits down and begins to tell you what happened to her. Her voice is even. Her hands are folded. Three minutes in, her

A client sits down and begins to tell you what happened to her. Her voice is even. Her hands are folded. Three minutes in, her

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As leaders in the field of trauma and addiction recovery and support, we face considerable pressures and stresses that very often lead to burnout. Burnout

What do we need from our leaders? This is an important question to consider, for all of us, but especially for those seeking to take

When a loved one seems to fight every suggestion, skip appointments, or sabotage their own progress, it is easy to feel hopeless. Clinicians may label

Intergenerational subjugation refers to the persistent oppression and marginalization experienced by certain communities across multiple generations. This enduring cycle of disadvantage profoundly affects mental health

Leadership is often associated with charisma, vision, and authority. But ask a truly effective leader what defines them, and chances are, they won’t talk about

One of the most challenging things to discuss among mental health and well-being professionals is the death of a client. Death is a painful and

How the pandemic has affected, and is still affecting, our mental health In March of 2020, the world changed completely, almost overnight. As the novel

“We have failed our children.” ~ Dr. Leana Wen, Professor of Health Policy and Management “We have failed our children” is an especially hard-hitting quote

Thankfully, menopause is not the taboo subject it once was. This climacteric period between a woman’s reproductive and elderly years is generally perceived as one

The Central Paradox of Connection / Disconnection According to the principles of Relational-Cultural Theory (RCT), the origin of most human anguish is disconnection. As humans,
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