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Master conflict therapy as a critical component of couples and sex therapy
Master conflict therapy provides counselors with an effective framework for going deeper with couples who present with a wide variety of relational and sexual problems.Features
Working our way through a pandemic
COVID-19 has largely redefined where people work, how people work and the workplace challenges that confront employees as they try to make ends meet.Cover Stories
Counseling outside the box
Counselors are always looking for creative and inviting ways to better connect with clients, explore emotions, encourage new insights and reflections, and spur personal growth and development.Online Exclusives
Voice of Experience: Managing requests for client information
Without experience, it might be easy to be intimidated by police, angry parents or clever attorneys. But you cannot be arrested (as I was threatened on one occasion) for following counseling ethics and HIPAA requirements regarding client information. In fact, you will likely be in greater trouble if you concede to these “requests” and thus violate our code of ethics.Online Exclusives
Online role-playing games as group therapy during the COVID-19 pandemic
Role-playing games have long been an effective group therapeutic modality, but creating a shared imaginary world presents unique opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic, when we are unable to safely convene in person.Knowledge Share
Addressing the invisibility of Arab American issues in higher education
To establish culturally responsive care, counselors must consider both the macro-level political stress that is causing these students harm and the micro-level challenges that affect their psychological well-being.Online Exclusives
Delivering difficult news: From adults to future adults
By not telling children about an event, we risk the likelihood of them hearing false information from someone else or finding out about it in an uncontrolled way.Online Exclusives
