
Imposter Syndrome: How Therapists Can Overcome It
Imposter Syndrome is possible at every stage of a career, from new to experienced clinicians and therapists. In training thousands of providers, it’s clear that
Expert perspectives on a variety of challenging topics
Imposter Syndrome is possible at every stage of a career, from new to experienced clinicians and therapists. In training thousands of providers, it’s clear that
I received a request to speak to a group practice today. The email read in part: Many of our clinicians, as well as their clients,
As a CBT therapist, you are very valuable at all times, but never more so than in this time of runaway stress. It is more
I presented a complex case recently at the Anxiety and Depression Association of America that challenged my clinical skills, but more importantly, deeply affected the
I am passionate about helping my clients live well with anxiety and I have a pretty good arsenal of CBT skills that really help them
A young man called me last week seeking treatment for his OCD. He said he had been suffering for all of his life but never
Some clients have enormous burdens from anxiety and other problems that complicate treatment. Sometimes clinicians can refer complicated clients to a more experienced clinician in
Often people who have suffered with significant anxiety have lost track of what they really value. They are caught up in doing what anxiety or
I have been in private practice for almost 25 years, and have built a network of therapists I can turn to with a tough case.
Fear of Causing Pain: We clinicians went into our profession to help people; we are often natural caretakers. One of the paradoxes in training clinicians
I have colleagues to call for informal, peer supervision when I need help with an anxiety or OCD case, and in an online peer group
Teletherapy for people with anxiety and OCD can be very helpful to both you and your client. So why aren’t you doing it? You may
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