We have all been in one of these situations: Noticing that sessions have the same pattern/topic of conversation. Wondering what would be a good thing to say after a shocking…
When it comes to working with young children, storytelling and play are the best ways to get the conversation going on mental health. So, for your benefit and mine, here…
In my experience as a therapist, I have noticed that there are few resources for professionals to learn about treating eating disorders. I have heard therapists, psychiatrists, and case managers…
Disclaimer: The following information should not be taken as advice. It is for informational and educational purposes only from my experiences. Please seek pieces of training or supervision from qualified…
Like many others, I collect a large amount of therapy and social work-related books. I have every intention to read them and hope I finish at least a good handful…
If you are like me and your primary population is NOT children under 5, yet you still work with them from time-to-time, then you also may have found yourself wondering…
Bipolar Disorder, both types, is a commonly misunderstood disorder by clinicians and the general public alike. As with any disorder, thoroughly reading the DSM-5 is so important. Don't sleep on…
I have found that, when I have a client who has been diagnosed with Autism, the family members and client are not always given the psychoeducation they need. I spent…
Among the most common diagnoses I see is ADHD. While common, it is often misunderstood and rarely viewed in a strengths-based way. Below are a variety of resources to share…
Although COVID-19 continues to dwindle down, I can't help but take note of the things that would have helped me to thrive during telehealth sessions. One thing I would have…