Training

It’s that time of year. As January begins, people almost robotically address that question, “What’s your resolution for the new year?” Clients, and those of us who work to support their mental health, have a list of things we would like to change.  
 

As a mental health professional, it’s likely that you’ve had discussions with your clients about their goals for the new year. People want to lose weight, stop engaging in bad habits, begin new, positive routines, reduce anxiety, and in general, do things that will improve their lives. 
 
In a similar way, you have goals

Therapists want to help people, and reach out to as many as they can possibly assist. There are times, though, when even the most ardent mental health professionals get stuck. That’s when it’s time to make some changes! 
 
Whether you’re in an agency role, making first steps to developing your private practice or simply hoping to re-ignite

What is intuition? Some call it an “inner knowing,” while others believe it’s mere coincidence. One widely accepted definition, according to Lynne Shallcross writing for Counseling Today, defines intuition as “something that is

You have years of training and a wall filled with certificates that evidence your specialized skills. You have a practice full of clients who depend on you for guidance, care, and wisdom. Yet, there may be times when you are presented with choices to make or options to consider, and you just don’t know what to do. All the technical training and