Exploring a Life in Therapy
Does therapy move your life forward or just keep it cocooned in the past?
View ArticleWhen God Is Part of Therapy
More patients are seeking counselors who can discuss their problems and goals from a religious frame of reference.
View ArticleWhen the Therapist Yawns
Nobody knows exactly what causes yawning, but it's hard to be on the receiving end of one, especially in the middle of a therapy session.
View ArticleHas Your Therapist Been to Therapy?
Lawyers have their own lawyers, doctors see their own doctors. Chefs eat meals made by other chefs. But when a therapist seeks therapy, some patients may view it as a weakness.
View ArticleComing to Your Smartphone: Therapy Apps
A new generation of apps for your phone or computer may soon offer psychotherapy on the go.
View ArticleA Brief Therapy Heals Trauma in Children
A four- to six-session intervention to treat traumatized children and their families has been shown to be very successful.
View ArticleKnowing When to Put an End to Therapy
Is it time to call it quits with your therapist?"Therapy can — and should — focus on goals and outcomes, and people should be able to graduate from it," writes Jonathan Alpert, a psychotherapist, in...
View ArticleLooking for Evidence That Therapy Works
Studies suggest surprisingly few patients receive evidence-based treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy, which have been shown to be effective.
View ArticleHow Therapy Can Help in the Golden Years
As Americans live longer and the stigma of psychological help diminishes, more elderly people are trying therapy to alleviate problems they face late in life.
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