The Little-Known Bully on the Block: Eating Disorders and the Impact of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, Ep. 201
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Learn about the co-occuring disorder experienced by 20% of people with eating disorders like anorexia
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Painful Sex & Penetration: A Clinical Overview of Vaginismus for Mental Health Professionals, Ep. 200
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Clinical approaches for vaginismus, a condition characterized by involuntary muscle contractions that make vaginal penetration painful or impossible.
Read MoreCorrecting Myths about Suicidal Ideation and Self-Injurious Behaviors and Providing Responsive Treatment, Ep. 199
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How to effectively manage a disclosure of suicidal ideation or urges to self-harm, as well as how to assess risk immediately and in subsequent sessions
Read MoreAdult Siblings as a Hidden Resource in Therapy, Ep. 198
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Helpful framework for integrating siblings in individual and couple therapy
Read MoreFamily Dynamics and Challenges Associated with Aging Loved Ones, Ep. 197
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Transitions in family dynamics associated with the aging of an older adult family member
Read MoreGrief Affirming Practice: Understanding and Supporting Traumatically Bereaved Clients, Ep. 196
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Theory and interventions for grief and bereavement, particularly traumatic bereavement
Read MoreThe Complexity of Termination: Setting The Tone for Closure, Ep. 195
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Insights and perspectives for creating successful therapy termination from the onset of therapy, including avoiding premature dropouts.
Read MoreFoundations in Treating Posttraumatic Nightmares: Trauma-Informed Care, Ep. 194
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How sleep, dreams, nightmares, and trauma intersect, including helpful trauma-informed interventions
Read MoreSibling Abuse: Risk Factors, Realities, and Consequences, Ep. 193
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Differences between sibling rivalry and abuse, risk factors for abuse, and clinical interventions
Read MoreSensory Differences, Impact on Behavior, and When to Refer Out, Ep. 192
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Possible contributors for sensory processing differences, including help knowing when to refer out
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