To the New Therapist
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When the Soul Walks Into the Room: Integrating Spirituality Into Your Clinical Practice
Somewhere in your first year of practice, a patient will say something like: “I don’t know if we can talk about this kind of stuff, but I’ve been praying again.” Or “I think my journey into sobriety has been a God-thing.” Or “I haven’t been...
Don't Lose the Wonder
Somewhere in your second or third year, the field starts handing you a curriculum of career advice you didn’t sign up for. It’s mostly about what to avoid. Burnout. Compassion fatigue. Vicarious trauma. Boundary creep. Empathy depletion. Th...
Learning to Sit With Failure
There’s a particular kind of silence that follows a session that didn’t land.
You replay your words on the drive home. You wonder if you missed something important. You feel that low-grade panic creep in: Did I make it worse? Why did I say...
The Art of Restraint
One of the most disorienting lessons for new therapists is discovering that good therapy often looks… quieter than you expected.
You come into the room ready to help — armed with skills, techniques, and a genuine desire to ease someone’s p...
The Power of Modeling
One of the most overlooked tools you have as a therapist isn’t a clever intervention, homework assignment, or even the right interpretation at the right moment. It’s you.
Specifically, it’s the energy you bring into the room.
Therapy is a...
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Licensed therapist, program developer, and behavioral health strategist sharing reflections on the work of healing.
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