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They're not broken—they’ve adapted
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Young people who've experienced trauma aren't broken—they've adapted.
Their responses often make sense within the context of their lives.
When we work holistically with young people, seeing their responses as hidden talents, we can begin to support profound changes.
Traditional therapy models ...
Jun 23, 2025
I learned a life hack in the Himalayas: You can learn this from the comfort of your therapy chair
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I've learned more by guiding health professionals into the Himalayas than in my thirty years of training and practice in psychology (well, sort of!).
In the Himalayas, our comforts are stripped away. The altitude makes one's head spin. The beds, sanitation, and cold stone rooms can be miserabl...
Jun 12, 2025
Beyond Words: The function of silence in therapy
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You're sitting across from a client who hasn't spoken for many minutes.
You get that sinking feeling in your chest, and your internal advisor ramps up with self-criticism:
"Am I doing something wrong?"
"Why can't I connect with them?"
“I bet this never happens to… [insert experienced therapist...
Apr 09, 2025
Four Steps to Stop Tracking Narratives and Start Tracking Function
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You’re sitting with a client, listening as they share their struggles.
They tell you about a conflict with their partner. A mistake at work. A worry that keeps them awake at night.
It's easy to get pulled into the details of their story. To focus on what happened, when, and why.Â
But what if t...
Apr 04, 2025
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