One of the most persistent and clinically consequential assumptions in relational work is the idea that sex and intimacy are the same thing. That equation runs deep in our cultural narratives, but it is neither universally true nor therapeutically useful. […]
Attachment
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As a supervisor, one of the most common mistakes I see in early career psychotherapists is moving too quickly to interpretation. You have been trained to make meaning, to identify patterns, to name dynamics. Those are good instincts. But in […]
If you are a newer therapist looking for clinical supervision, chances are you have already spent years absorbing theory. You have studied the models, sat through the trainings, and passed the exams. You can explain CBT, EFT, psychodynamic concepts, and […]