Chaotic Progress – What “Should” Therapy Look Like
Progress in therapy is complex and non-linear.
How We Talk (and Don’t Talk) About Consent
Discussions about consent have become so focused on legal explanations that they have marginalized some from being able to cultivate a relational dialogue about consent, and that is exactly what is necessary to facilitate the kind of safety in sex that can be so vital for all people.
Little Windows and Forgotten People
Contemplating the forgotten in our modern society reminds us of our greater context and identity.
Non-Death Grief: Mourning Life’s Hidden Losses
By acknowledging your grief and seeking support,
you can honor your loss and take important steps toward healing.
What is Mental Health and Mental Illness?
Diagnostic labels and a focus on mental illness have obscured the heart of therapy, helping people grow and define their own view of health.
WILA’s Mission
By donating to WILA, you’re not just supporting a therapy clinic—you’re becoming part of a movement to change how mental health care is delivered.
Psychoanalysis for the People
Psychoanalysis for the People Sigmund Freud dedicated his life to developing a scientific theory of mental functioning, birthing the field of Psychology. Psychoanalysis is a theory that looks at the relationship between conscious and unconscious forces and their...
A Pitch for Couples Therapy in Times of Non-Catastrophe
It can be hard enough to summon the wherewithal and focus to get oneself into therapy, let alone having to coordinate with a partner. While many couples can be vaguely interested in couples therapy, it can seem like only catastrophe-level circumstances create the...