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The moment a therapist opens a private practice, they become something they were never trained to be — a business owner. Francisca Mix on why embracing that identity early is one of the most important things a clinician can do.
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).
A free, practical new resource from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration offers families the guidance they need to navigate one of the most complex and emotionally demanding journeys a family can face.
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July is Disability Pride Month and National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.
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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.
Race-based stress and microaggressions do not disappear in mission-driven workplaces. Brandon Jones on the patterns, frameworks, and practical skills every helping professional needs to respond more skillfully.
DAP notes offer a simpler, faster alternative to traditional documentation formats — without sacrificing the clinical clarity that good record-keeping requires. Here is everything you need to know, plus a free template to use in your daily practice.
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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.
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.
June is Pride Month and Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month.
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Dr. John Ludgate tackles three more misconceptions that continue to misrepresent what CBT is and how it actually works in clinical practice.
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