Many clients are afraid to openly process their anger towards God, a loss of faith, or disconnection from their childhood religious practices.
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Understand the difference between guilt and shame.
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We are excited to announce the relocation of The Ferentz Institute beginning this Fall semester!
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Pets can bring an amazing reparative experience to clients who've endured trauma.
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When we focus on a person’s mental health, we look at the ways in which it impacts their thoughts, emotions, moods, ability to relate to others, efficacy at work and school, and their behavioral choices.
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As I walked my dog in the neighborhood, I was struck by the rebirth of foliage that was either starting to reveal its budding flowers or was already showing off its brilliant yellow and pink blossoms.
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My father was an incredibly loving, compassionate, and caring man.
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It’s critically important that, as mental health providers, we practice what we preach.
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Understand why we need to be careful, during therapy, as we listen to clients compare their own accomplishments with those of others. Learn what we can do to counteract our clients’ thinking to keep them from legitimizing their inaccurate feelings of worthlessness.
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When warranted, and facilitated by a physician, medication may enable clients to do the work that you want to do with them in the therapy process. Part 2 of this series focuses on medication issues that come into play when discussing the possibility of the following: length of time to be on a medication and...
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