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For nearly 50 years, the Psychotherapy Networker magazine has been celebrated for its incisive and heartfelt articles on the challenges of clinical practice, the therapeutic innovations shaping the field, and the extraordinary experience of being a therapist.

Articles by Psychotherapy Networker:

Love after lockdown

05/10/2022

For some couples, staying home together during COVID improved their sex lives. But many have reported the opposite experience. Now that re-entry is here, what are they to do?

Sex post-COVID

05/09/2022

Lockdown provoked a wide range of emotions among partnered people, including an increase in anxiety, fear, loneliness, boredom and frustration. It’s been hard on almost everyone. For one throuple, it provided a turning point.

Psychedelic therapy and racial trauma: Offering clients a deeper experience of healing

05/05/2022

Can psychedelic therapy offer a faster, deeper way to heal the intergenerational effects of racial injustice?

At Give an Hour, therapists extend their reach to veterans in need

04/18/2022

Since its founding in 2005, the Give an Hour organization has created a nationwide network of nearly 7,000 social workers, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, couples therapists, and substance-abuse counselors who’ve committed one hour a week to doing free counseling with members of the military...

Second adolescence: An alternative to the midlife crisis

04/18/2022

Instead of viewing midlife as a time of emotional unraveling, therapists can see it as an opportunity to help clients gain a fuller sense of purpose in life’s later stages.

Unhealed bodies: Looking at ancestral trauma

04/18/2022

Resmaa Menakem, author of My Grandmother’s Hands, discusses racialized trauma and a body-based path to healing.

Total liberation: A Buddhist approach to healing

04/18/2022

Harm reduction. Symptom management. Lowering “subjective units of distress.” Many of us have trained for years to achieve identifiable goals such as these, which fit nicely into case notes and satisfy insurance companies’ thirst for payment-validating change. Imagine, however, what therapy would...

Race and healing: Expanding the conversation (Panel 1)

04/10/2022

In part one of the two-part panel discussion on Race & Healing, "Starting the Conversation" begins a frank discussion among colleagues as they share their thoughts on addressing race—in and out of the therapy office—and what’s wanted and needed from white allies...

Learning the art of being

04/06/2022

It isn’t easy to learn self-care. Sometimes, you need to go through a fiery furnace to arrive at a place of centeredness.

Managing therapist burnout

04/01/2022

How do we hit the reset button as we begin a new year? Research on burnout across professions says the answer isn’t less work but rather more meaning and an increased sense of efficacy.