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Research Findings in Mental Health

Self-harm and nonsuicidal self-injury: What to know and what to do

Self-harm and self-injury come when an individual harms themselves physically. Nonsuicidal self-injury is not intended to lead to suicide, but...
Self-harm and nonsuicidal self-injury: What to know and what to do

Eating disorders: Important factors and how to help

Eating disorders are extremely difficult for individuals to experience. And difficult for therapists to help with! They affect both mental...
Eating disorders: Important factors and how to help

Break-ups and job loss: How to help clients cope with other losses

All loss is difficult. And it can be particularly hard for those struggling with mental health difficulties. The mental health...
Break-ups and job loss: How to help clients cope with other losses

Finding love: How therapists help clients when it’s so hard

Dating and finding love was never an easy thing. These days, it can be even harder and more discouraging for...
Finding love: How therapists help clients when it’s so hard

Best treatment for panic attacks: Therapist resources and training

Look out! IT’S PANIC!!! Many clients experience it at different times. So what do therapists do to help, especially when...
Best treatment for panic attacks: Therapist resources and training

Weight loss surgery or Ozempic? What helps clients more?

Many clients have struggled for years with successful long-term weight loss. GLP-1 medications like Ozempic are seen as a miracle...
Weight loss surgery or Ozempic? What helps clients more?

Self-forgiveness in therapy: How to help.

Forgiveness and self-forgiveness happens in response to many types of adversity. Self-forgiveness is particularly difficult for many who experience increased...
Self-forgiveness in therapy: How to help.

How to build gratitude in therapy to cope with the Holidays.

The Holidays can be a difficult time for people: Loneliness. Comparing one’s life-situation to the apparent “awesome and happy” lives...
How to build gratitude in therapy to cope with the Holidays.

Female and male loneliness epidemics.

Make no mistake: people get real darn lonely. This can happen as major holidays or anniversaries approach, or anytime during...
Female and male loneliness epidemics.

How does ketamine work in the brain? What to know.

Ketamine has become a helpful and exciting option for many individuals who were resistant to other treatments for major depression...
How does ketamine work in the brain? What to know.

Why conspiracy theories are appealing to some: How therapists help clients

Holidays and other times with family sometimes bring dread for clients. They often complain about relatives with conflicting beliefs and...
Why conspiracy theories are appealing to some: How therapists help clients

Stress and coping theory is so retro: From the 80s to today.

Okay. Stress and coping itself is not exactly “so retro”. It’s a continuing human experience since whenever we started encountering...
Stress and coping theory is so retro: From the 80s to today.

Psychodynamic therapy approach. Concepts and how to train

Attachment, attachment, attachment. It is perhaps one of the most popular topics among consumers in mental health. And it’s very...
Psychodynamic therapy approach. Concepts and how to train

Emotionally pushing clients in therapy: Is it bad to stress them out?

Most mental health professionals do not want to do anything to make their clients distressed in therapy sessions. In particular...
Emotionally pushing clients in therapy: Is it bad to stress them out?

What happened to Freud’s psychoanalysis?

Remember when you first heard about Freud’s theory of the mind? Id and it’s struggles to break through to the...
What happened to Freud’s psychoanalysis?

AI for suicide prevention: High hopes, but still more to learn

Research shows doctors and clinicians are often unable to accurately predict suicide. As if suicide wasn’t sad and humbling enough...
AI for suicide prevention: High hopes, but still more to learn

Suicide risk assessment: How accurate are professionals?

Being able to predict the future with 100% certainty is not possible. That’s the case for anything in life, but...
Suicide risk assessment: How accurate are professionals?

Are personalized treatment approaches really more helpful?

Most evidence-based treatment approaches for common mental health concerns are pretty effective. There are even ways to make therapy even...
Are personalized treatment approaches really more helpful?

“Shoulding all over yourself.” How to work with self-critical thoughts

 “I shouldn’t think so negatively all the time.” “I should have told her I loved her more.” “I should have...
“Shoulding all over yourself.” How to work with self-critical thoughts

Why EMDR for trauma is not “strongly recommended”.

It’s not that it’s not popular. EMDR has become an extremely popular treatment. And many clinicians advocate great gains in...
Why EMDR for trauma is not “strongly recommended”.

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