Navigating Vicarious Trauma & Compassion Fatigue
Signs, Prevention, and Organizational Supports for Helping Professionals Helping professionals enter this work with care, empathy, and a genuine desire to reduce suffering. Over time,…
Signs, Prevention, and Organizational Supports for Helping Professionals Helping professionals enter this work with care, empathy, and a genuine desire to reduce suffering. Over time,…
The next two years bring some of the most significant privacy and security updates since the original HIPAA Security Rule. Behavioral-health clinicians should be preparing…
Therapists are experts at holding space for others — but in the minutes between sessions, that same space can feel fleeting. The nervous system rarely…
For many therapists, continuing education (CE) feels like a box to check—a requirement to maintain licensure rather than an opportunity for growth. But when done…
Understanding the Landscape The rapid expansion of telehealth has fundamentally changed how therapy is delivered — but it hasn’t changed where therapy is legally considered…
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is more than a calendar observance. It’s an opportunity to pause, reflect, and recommit to honoring the resilience, knowledge, and rights of…
Supervision is one of the most powerful tools we have for professional development, yet many therapists approach it with apprehension. Too often, it feels like…
Therapists often enter the field driven by a desire to help and heal. But along the way, they encounter gray zones—areas where the “right” move…
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