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How to Choose a Therapist: Tips and Fits

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In this article, we’ll discuss how to choose the right therapist for you. Bipolar disorder. Eating disorders. Personality disorders. Behavioral disorders in children and adolescents. Behavioral disorders in children and adolescents. Substance abuse disorders. Tips for choosing a therapist.

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What to expect when seeing a clinical psychologist with your child

Lawson Psychology

What to expect when seeing a clinical psychologist with your child Attending an appointment with a clinical psychologist can be a time of mixed feelings. These difficulties often come up at times of transition (such as the start of a new school year), bullying, conflict in the family or illnesses. What happens next?

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Training therapists in evidence-based mental health interventions: What works and what holds promise for the future?

Society of Clinical Psychology

“Jenna” was an adolescent who presented for treatment at a specialty clinic after having been in therapy for several years. During that time, she had been having several panic attacks per day and met criteria for multiple anxiety disorders. Unfortunately, people like Jenna are not as uncommon as we would hope.

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Helping Schools Motivate Parents to Participate in their Child’s Autism Education Plan

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Engel works as a clinical psychologist who specializes in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). She has worked as a school psychologist in public schools in New York and as a clinical psychologist in various clinic settings. To learn how to do this, we spoke with Cheryl N. Engel, Ph.D. Communication.

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How Improv theater is like therapy | NASW Member Voices

Social Work Blog

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) does not identify glossophobia as a specific phobia, but its prevalence makes finding treatment for those who suffer from it important. I’m a mere therapist, but if I could share one piece of life advice with anyone, it would be this: Take an improv class.

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Members in the News – August 4, 2023

Social Workers Speak

Jennifer Kelman is a member of NASW-FL: 5 Crucial Boundaries You Need to Set With Your In-Laws, Therapists Say BestLife You don’t just need to spell out your preferences for in-person events, however. As a therapist treating eating issues , I’m often asked how to eat while on vacation. and Connecticut based social worker.

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NASW Member Voices: Considering a career in addiction social work? Here is what you should know

Social Work Blog

Do my skills align with the amount of knowledge I gained in school? There are clinical, military, hospital, school social work, and other options. This simply means that an individual can marry various systems, schools of thoughts, and theories, and apply them to real-life scenarios. Will I be able to cut it?