Starting a Therapy Practice: 3 Essential Steps to Build Your Business as a Mental Health Professionals
Starting a Therapy Practice: 3 Essential Steps to Build Your Business Table of Contents Clarify Your Practice Vision and
Starting a Therapy Practice: 3 Essential Steps to Build Your Business Table of Contents Clarify Your Practice Vision and
Every year, National Prevention Week reminds us of something the mental health field often overlooks: We spend so much time
In today’s fast-paced world, many clients seek support that delivers meaningful progress in a shorter timeframe. While traditional weekly therapy
For many of us, the word “boundary” feels harsh. We worry that setting them makes us “difficult,” “unkind,” or “unapproachable.”
Anxiety is one of the most commonly diagnosed mental health conditions in the world—and one of the most overlooked in
Every May, we see the same thing. Posts. Quotes. Statistics. “Check on your strong friends.” And while awareness matters, let’s
Sexual Assault Awareness Month each April reminds mental health professionals that trauma-informed care must remain central to ethical clinical practice.
4 Steps to Freedom: Eliminate Habits That Don’t Serve You! Why is it so difficult to break our bad habits? This
Every April, Stress Awareness Month creates an opportunity for mental health professionals to revisit one of the most universal yet
Quieting your critical inner voice is one of the wisest things you’ll ever do. When you apply this process, you’ll
Black maternal health week offers mental health professionals an important opportunity to examine how race, maternal care, trauma, and mental
Starting a Therapy Practice: 5 Key Steps to Begin Your Journey Starting your own therapy practice is a rewarding yet
Women’s History Month is more than a commemorative observance—it is an opportunity for mental health professionals to deepen clinical understanding
In a profession rooted in care, self-neglect is often normalized. For therapists, especially BIPOC therapists, women, and first-generation professionals, wellness
Every March, the profession pauses to reflect, recalibrate, and recommit. National Social Work Month, led by the National Association of
November is National Family Caregivers Month, an opportunity for mental health professionals to recognize the demands of unpaid caregiving and consider how those responsibilities influence clinical care. Clients supporting aging
When a client discloses using violence, threats, intimidation, or controlling behavior toward an intimate partner, the clinician faces a difficult task. We must assess risk, protect safety, preserve appropriate therapeutic
When a client describes intimidation, threats, or coercion by an intimate partner, a common reaction is: “Why don’t they leave?” The question may come from genuine concern, but it assumes
In the dynamic field of counseling, continuous professional development is essential. Continuing Education Units (CEs) play a crucial role in this ongoing learning process. This article explores the world of
For many years, substance use recovery was defined almost exclusively by abstinence. Success meant that a person stopped using substances completely, while continued use or recurrence was frequently interpreted as