Do you sometimes feel challenged to think of a goal when you are getting ready to start your therapy session? Well you’re not alone. Not all therapists have the expectation that their clients will have a session goal, but Satir therapists do.
The idea that our human conflicts are damaging to us, and can--even must--be ended isn’t new. My personal favorite expression comes from Joni Mitchell’s song California:
A few weeks ago I was honored to be invited to share the story of my journey to becoming a therapist and coach.
For the past year or so I really enjoyed watching the series The Good Place. It’s funny, creative, thought provoking, human.
I’m a big fan of the Washington Post advice columnist, Carolyn Hax. She’s been writing her column for 22 years and doing a weekly, live chat as well.
Photo credit: Pixabay from Pexels.com Have you ever heard this statement before? I’ve heard it a few times in my life, and I have generally found it to be a bit confounding.
June 27, 2019’s Rolling Stone article has brought to our attention that children are still being kept in cages on our southern border, for the apparent “crime” of their own vulnerability.
