
A space for therapists and curious readers to explore trauma, recovery, and the systems that shape our healing.
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A clinician comes to me for consultation explaining she has been in EMDR Phase 2 for eight months, and she is worried. She and her client have built Calm Place and developed resources. They’ve practiced grounding and mapped out parts togeth...
Let’s say you have a client who has been in treatment for a couple of years and has done substantial work. Somewhere around the one year mark a pattern sets in. You notice any approach to material involving her mother makes her go blank. He...
A client comes in to work on “communication issues” in her friendships. She is articulate and warm. She has done therapy before, more than once, and she can tell you how she benefited from each season of her past treatments. She’s what we c...
Someone in a professional community I belong to posted recently that they need to “break up” with a client. Not refer out or seek consultation, or even to think it through with colleagues. They had been in the field for decades and felt it...
On co-regulation, the guilt of having more, and what it means to be witnessed
Two grown men are awake on a county line after dusk, having a beer and listening to sounds of nightfall. In the quiet of the night they can talk about their shar...
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