How do prodromal symptoms influence client diagnoses?
Have you ever heard parents or loved ones say something like "I always knew something was different" about your client? Many of us have had clients who show signs of…
RDoc: A new effort to understand mental health
RDoC: A new(ish) effort to understand mental health
Ever notice how so many clients with depression ruminate, but so do clients with anxiety and trauma? Or how clients with social anxiety frequently buy into negative explanations for what…
Social media and mental health in youth: How bad?
Social media seems baked into the lives of children and teens today. We see it. But the stats back it up too! 95% of 13-17 year-olds and 40% of 8-12…
Self-diagnosis
Dr. Google and Mental Health Self-Diagnosis
Research suggests that as social media and Internet use has increased, there has been a steady increase in self-diagnosis. Some clients may strongly identify with an influencer they follow who…
Gratitude journal, gratitude letter, and other strategies
Gratitude journal and other strategies: Is less more?
Gratitude and gratitude enhancement has become an increasingly popular topic. And it makes sense why! Research has increasingly shown multiple benefits of gratitude on mood, physical health, and development. Studies…
How do I determine boundaries about texting?
We all have learned about the importance of maintaining healthy boundaries between ourselves and our clients. However, the expectation of being constantly available has increased as recent technological advances continue…
GAD and worry
GAD and worry: Not just anxiety about anything
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) has often been thought of as anxiety about a range of topics. This may lead clinicians to think of generalized anxiety as being "anxiety about anything"…
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