Resources

Therapy client stagnation is one of the most disorienting experiences in clinical work — not because you don’t recognize it, but because recognizing it doesn’t tell you what to do next. You know this client. You’ve been working together for a year, maybe two. The therapeutic relationship is solid. The work is real. They have…

If you’ve been struggling with perimenopause and eating disorders — or a relationship with food that feels suddenly destabilized after years of hard-won peace — this post is for you. Not the clinical version of you. The real one. The one who thought she’d done enough work to be past this, and is now standing…

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…