Resources

Graduate training covers a lot of ground. Theoretical orientations. Diagnostic frameworks. Ethical boundaries. Crisis protocols. The developmental stages of the therapeutic relationship. It does not teach you what to say when you’re sitting across from a client you’ve worked with for two years and you have the uncomfortable sense that something more is possible for…

There is a particular kind of work that happens in individual therapy that cannot happen anywhere else. The careful excavation of early experience. The slow building of a language for what happened and what it cost. The experience of being known by another person over time — of having your history held with care. This…

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that doesn’t show up on a blood panel. It’s the kind where you go through the motions — the meetings, the meals, the conversations — and somewhere in the middle of it all, realize you haven’t actually felt anything in a while. Not joy. Not grief. Not even…