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What Is “Insta-Therapy”?

What Is “Insta-Therapy”?

by Aimee C. Martínez, Psy.D. | Oct 11, 2019

Instagram is not therapy but it can be part of the process.

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Humanity in the Era of Technology

Humanity in the Era of Technology

by Raha Salehinia, Psy.D | Aug 19, 2019

Our sense of self and our idea of true connection to others are shifting in our tech age.

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Psychoanalysis and Art

Psychoanalysis and Art

by Robert Frashure, Ph.D., M.F.A | Aug 12, 2019

Psychoanalysis and art share important pathways to increase connection to self, creativity, and resilience.

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5 things Chelsea Handler Teaches Us About Therapy

5 things Chelsea Handler Teaches Us About Therapy

by Erica Sanborn, Ph.D. | Aug 1, 2019

In her newest book, Chelsea Handler offers us reflections on the unconscious, grief, and the power of therapy … between belly laughs, of course.

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Coping: Are We Doing It Right?

Coping: Are We Doing It Right?

by Samantha Liberman, Psy.D. | Jul 22, 2019

Slowing down the process in which we choose a coping method and reflecting on our current processes is vital.

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5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy

5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy

by Eliana Lev, AMFT | Jul 15, 2019

Psychotherapy clients can benefit so much from therapy if they follow some essential guidelines.

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Is Therapy a Kind of ‘Life Hack’?

Is Therapy a Kind of ‘Life Hack’?

by Trevor Alleman, M.A. | Jun 25, 2019

Can we really hack our way to happiness/success/enlightenment, or is self-transformation harder than it looks?

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The Rainbow Inside Us

The Rainbow Inside Us

by Eva Patrick, Psy.D. | Jun 16, 2019

Pride month is about accepting and celebrating the rainbow of the diverse world around us as well as those colorful qualities inside us.

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Waves of Change

Waves of Change

by Michelle Scott, MSW | Jun 10, 2019

How Can Surfing Strengthen Mental Health?

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Hope — Friend, Foe, or a Little Bit of Both?

Hope — Friend, Foe, or a Little Bit of Both?

by Hudad Toulloui, M.A. | May 28, 2019

Hope can be a driving force as well as a painful part of life. How can we work best with hope?

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Win Some, Lose Some

Win Some, Lose Some

by Marcia Nimmer, Psy.D. | May 20, 2019

As the aging process emerges, one is called to delve into one’s internal world and relationships and put less focus upon the physical “doing” of life.

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Emotions Can Cause Our Minds to Lock

Emotions Can Cause Our Minds to Lock

by Eva Patrick, Psy.D. | May 7, 2019

Experiencing emotional reactions that we can’t control can feel like you’re out of your mind, looking in, Psychotherapy can be your locksmith.

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Stretched Thin?

Stretched Thin?

by Samantha Liberman, Psy.D. | Apr 30, 2019

Holding onto yourself in the midst of feeling stretched thin.

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Is Clutter Really That Bad?

Is Clutter Really That Bad?

by Katherine Smith, PsyD | Apr 1, 2019

Marie Kondo is changing the way we think about our belongings much like the show “Hoarders” did when it entered the zeitgeist. But what does our relationship to our belongings mean?

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Pigeons and Resilience

Pigeons and Resilience

by Hudad Toulloui, M.A. | Mar 25, 2019

Pigeons’ capacity to adapt to their environment and remain focused on their goal can teach us a lot about not giving up.

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