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Throughout the ebbs and flows of the coronavirus pandemic, the ways that we run private practice have permanently changed. With the widespread use and standardization of telehealth, over the past few years, therapy no longer solely looks like sitting across from each other in an office.
Did you know that therapy is a great way to grow your relationships with other people? Seeing a therapist, even individually, is helpful in healing your relationships, including those with family members, friends, work colleagues, and romantic partners.
Looking to add a new state licensure as a psychologist? This guide will show you how.
Cross-licensure allows providers who hold a primary license in one state to obtain a secondary license in another. This series will outline how to get licensed as a therapist in every US state.
Contemplating a return to in-office therapy sessions? Get inspired to give your space a refresh, with this round up of the most beautiful therapy offices across the country.
Maggie Evans is a therapist in Spokane, WA. We spoke with Maggie about her background, her therapy philosophy, and what to expect in sessions with her.
Ready to build healthy habits that support your mental wellness journey? These 6 habits are a great place to start and will help you on your way to a happier and healthier you!
As we perpetually seek out happier, healthier lives, starting therapy in 2022 is a step in the right direction. It’s a way to align your life with your vision for who you want to be.
Are you pregnant or trying to get pregnant and wondering what will happen to your therapy practice? We’ve collected 9 items to consider before parental leave — tips that will help not only you, but your clients and your business.
Neal Sardana is a therapist in Cheshire, CT. We spoke with Neal about his background, his therapy philosophy, and what to expect in sessions with him.
Distress tolerance tools, such as ACCEPTS, are intended to provide a distraction from stressors and help you to cope with challenging emotional situations one moment at a time.
Some clients are easily able to identify their challenges and express their readiness to make behavioral changes. A key component of MI is to identify which Stage of Change a client is at when entering therapy.