Let’s Go Camping!
Can camping improve mental health?
Healing Horses
Find your stride with Equine Assisted Psychotherapy
Will Robots Replace Therapists?
The emergence of Artificial Intelligence may open up new approaches to therapy, but it may cost us our humanity.
Some Notes on Anxiety for the Actors in the Room
Anxiety is both a common and an important experience to acknowledge, especially for actors.
Freud: Our Problematic Fave
Psychoanalysis has contributed greatly to our understanding of our psyche over the past 130 years. But it’s time for a 2020 update.
One Certainty*
Giving our community members the gift of certainty during this giving (and uncertain) season.
Women’s Trauma Group
WILA offers a 10-week support group for women who have experienced sexual trauma.
Connecting During COVID
Some reflections on the new forms of connection through social distancing
Hope and Serendipity
Sometimes the capacity for hope seems to depend on human ability to discover our way in life.
The Role of Food in Quarantine
Quarantine has stimulated food issues in a primal way. We are grabbing for more because we feel deprived.
Protests: across the country and within our psyche
The therapeutic process as a model for allyship
Cultivating Reverie in Times of Teletherapy
The new teletherapy services offered during social distancing and covid-19 create new landscapes for emotional attunement.
Your Psychoanalytic Horoscope
In these uncertain times, we at WILA want to provide you with the comfort of your psychoanalytic horoscope!
Disclosure While Working from Home
As many therapists begin to “see” patients from home during covid-19, the new virtual spaces of therapy give way to new self-disclosures.
Staying Home but Not Alone
Whether you have been personally affected by COVID-19 or indirectly through family or friends, it has been hard to keep the anxiety at bay.