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What Good Psychiatric Emergency Management Actually Looks Like

Why emergency care starts long before the crisis. In the first post, I argued that...
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Difficult People Are Everywhere (Part 1)

People with personality disorders are in our homes, our workplaces—and yes, in our politics. The...
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PART II : AN EMOTIONAL CRISIS IS DANGEROUS & AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CHANGE

Support, Coping, Problem-Solving, and Recovery Crises are not solved by insight alone. They are resolved...
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PART 1: AN EMOTIONAL CRISIS IS DANGEROUS & AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CHANGE

Understanding Psychological Crisis, Timing, and Safety Most people who experience a psychological crisis are not...
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Café Psychiatrique

From Psychiatry Academia to Café Psychiatrique: A Journey of Professional Renewal The article â€œFrom Psychiatry Academia...
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The Power of Common Factors

Rethinking How We Train Psychotherapists For decades, psychotherapy training has focused on empirically supported treatments...
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The Power of Common Factors: Rethinking How We Train Psychotherapists

The Power of Common Factors: Rethinking How We Train Psychotherapists For decades, psychotherapy training has...
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Experiential Psychotherapy Supervision

Bringing Learning Back into the Room with Patients Modern training often relies on didactics, case...
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A private space for us to converse and connect Today I’m announcing a brand new...
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What’s Old Should Be New Again: Family Interventions in the Psychiatric ER

In Emergency rooms we’ve gotten so focused on risk, stabilization, and disposition that we’ve forgotten...