Many clients see taking medication as a sign of weakness. However, taking medication when indicated as part of the therapeutic process, can have a positive effect on your clients’ cognitive...
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Suicide is frighteningly prevalent in the United States. It’s the 10th leading cause of death, and every 12 minutes another life is lost. It’s estimated that for every person who...
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Here’s how you can install and enhance a sense of gratitude into the lives of your clients’, who have a history of trauma and pain.
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Here is how you can offer your client a reparative experience in the way that you respond to their painful disclosures of trauma.
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As a clinician and educator, it has long been my passion to promote the idea of a strengths-based approach to treating clients. Rather than focusing on what’s “wrong” with them...
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Do you have clients that speak negatively about themselves? Learn about external resources that you can suggest to help your clients discover kinder ways to think about oneself and speak...
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Is dissociation an issue for some of your clients? Do they tend to zone out during sessions? Watch this video to discover why this might happen, and learn ways that you...
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As an educator and clinician, I spend a lot of time teaching beginning and seasoned therapists how to do “trauma informed” therapy. This includes taking the time to build a safe...
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Discover how to help your clients understand that their fear is not connected to a current reality. It’s connected to the past, and the capacity in their present life can...
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Lisa explains how it is possible for someone who has endured a trauma to heal and move forward in life, even if the abuser doesn’t take responsibility and apologize.
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