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What do you say when a prenatal client asks whether their swelling looks normal — or whether they should follow their doctor's advice? Jennifer Taylor on the ethical gray areas that challenge prenatal massage therapists most.
Cognitive interventions are only half the story when it comes to treating depression. Dr. John Ludgate on why behavioral activation belongs in every CBT treatment plan (as well as how to implement it).
Working with clients who engage in non-suicidal self-injury requires more than risk assessment. Dr. Diane Bigler on the DBT-informed frameworks, person-centered tools, and clinical mindset shifts that make the difference.
Grief is not about letting go, but about learning to stay connected in a new way. Tiffani Dilworth explores Grief Rituals and continuing bond activities ahead of National Grief Awareness Day.
What are Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRB), and why do conventional approaches so often fall short? Madina Alam on Habit Reversal Training (HRT) and why it works.
Colorful, controversial, and clinically useful when done right. Dr. Meghan Braun on the science and skill behind Kinesiology Taping.
What does it really mean to provide affirming, culturally informed care to queer relationships? Dr. Shelby Scott explores the ethical responsibilities, clinical adaptations, and self-assessment strategies every practitioner should know.
For children with neurological conditions, a wheelchair is far more than a mobility device. Dr. Pandya explores the clinical principles behind effective seating assessment — and why getting it right changes everything.
Dr. John Ludgate tackles three more misconceptions that continue to misrepresent what CBT is and how it actually works in clinical practice.
CBT is one of the most widely practiced therapeutic approaches in the world — and one of the most misunderstood. In this article, Dr. John Ludgate addresses two of the most common misconceptions clinicians and clients alike hold about CBT.
"Consider the metaphor of a flooding room, where we are furiously mopping up the floor ... Addressing societal factors starts to turn off the faucet."📘 Course: The Sociology of Addiction (ID: 104554)This article, and the upcoming "The Sociology of Addiction" event,have been brought to you by Recovery.comWhen I stumble...
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by differences in communication, social interaction, sensory processing, and patterns of thinking and behavior (American Psychiatric Association, 2022). The word “spectrum” highlights the diversity of presentations in that each i...
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