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Have you thought about writing a book? Have you considered self publishing? I’m raising my hand and waving it wildly over here! So when I came across Dr. Emee Vida Estacio and her Self Publishing Made Simple Process, I was intrigued and had to know more.  Emee is a chartered Psychologist in the UK and Founder of the PAME Code. … Read More

Eddie Capparucci is certified as a Licensed Professional Counselor by the State of Georgia and is certified in the treatment of sexual and pornography addiction. His most recent book, Going Deeper: Understanding How the Inner Child Impacts Your Sexual Addiction: The Road to Recovery Goes Through Your Childhood,  provides a new and proven treatment method that will empower you to … Read More

After over 15 years of being in the field of psychotherapy, Lee Chaix McDonough decided to pivot and shift her skill set after a major life transition. When they moved from Germany back to the US after her husband retired from the military and he bought a dental practice, she decided to press pause on her professional career to help … Read More

Dr. Lisa Lovelace is the founder and owner of Synergy eTherapy, which is an online mental health counseling website where you can choose from one of their highly-skilled, independent mental health and addiction therapists who offer high-quality, professional counseling on the go, on your time!  Lisa had an idea for an online practice back in 2012 and decided to go … Read More

I was super curious to learn more about this week’s topic, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy. So I went on the hunt for the research as well as someone I could chat with about what this looks like in session.  According to the article abstract for Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP): Patient Demographics, Clinical Data and Outcomes in Three Large Practices Administering Ketamine … Read More

This week’s episode is all about Interpersonal Violence also known as IPV. My guest, Kelly Lynch, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, shares statistics on IPV, the emotional and physical impacts related to IPV, understanding our therapeutic role as a therapist when working with someone who has experienced IPV and she shares why psychoeducation on IPV is really important, for the therapist … Read More

This week’s guest, Roger Nygard, tracked down the experts – and some other extraordinary folks – to solve the mystery of happy relationships. Along the way, he discovered scientific facts about how we truly find each other to begin with, what we can do to increase the chances of finding our soulmate, and how most of what we call fate … Read More

While you are checking in with your clients, are you checking in with yourself? That was the question I was recently asked by a colleague and it got me thinking about our profession and peers. As therapists we preach it all the time, right? Yet are we actually walking the walk? Especially during times like these when our clients may … Read More

Before I tell you about what’s to come in this episode, I want to give Sindee Gozansky a huge thank you for connecting me with today’s guest. If you don’t know Sindee, she is a therapist in Portland Maine and she’s also the founder of The Whole Therapist which is an online community to help therapists deal with the unique … Read More

In this week’s episode Tracy Kenela shares some of the ways she stays focused as a therapist when working with clients who have extensive trauma, or who have difficulties participating in traditional talk therapy. Tracy is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC), a Certified Eating Disorders Specialist (CEDS) and an Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist (ACHT). Tracy has … Read More