I can tell you about a trauma therapy practice that contributes to dropout, that I’ve never seen written about anywhere: treating the client’s disturbing memories in the wrong order. I
If you’re the parent of a college student – or a soon-to-be college student – their success is surely on your mind. You may be painfully aware that one out
How Intensive Trauma Therapy Can Help Youth—and Why It’s Worth Taking Time Off School When a child or teen has a serious emotional issue, it often shows up in school: disruptive behaviors and/or academic under-achievement. So send
If you ask a hundred prospective therapy clients, “Would you rather get the results of your therapy in a week, or in a year?” you can bet that at least
When I learned EMDR (eye movement desensitization & reprocessing) in 1992, I recognized it as a game-changer. I was already an effective trauma therapist, but EMDR enabled me to do
I’m not only old, I’m also old-school in some ways. So when we were first considering offering intensive trauma-focused psychotherapy online, I was opposed. I did not want to compromise
Everyone remembers where they were. I was trying to get into the building where I worked, at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in NYC, but it was blocked off. I asked
Did you ever notice how unsatisfying some apologies are? Like, “I’m sorry if you were offended,” or, “Sorry, I was just joking, I didn’t mean anything.” Because those are not
An essential element of social justice is repair of the harm done, so the injured person can recover from the injury and have their best opportunity to live according to
A couple of months ago, during the peak of the Black Lives Matters protests, we had a staff meeting. Our staff wanted to make a statement in support of BLM,
