March/April 2020 Fast-Track Therapy: Challenging Old Assumptions

This issue examines trends counter to traditional, more in-depth therapy approaches, that aim to treat clients faster and more efficiently with Single Session Therapy, online interventions, and a three-hour phobia treatment. Other pieces address winding down your therapy practice as you age, developing clinical confidence, helping clients find meaning in grief, and changing the way people think about ADHD.

Hanging it Up: When Should Therapists Retire - Barbara Rickler and Susan Braiman
A Need for Speed: How Therapists Can Meet a Growing Demand - Rich Simon and Lauren Dockett
Love and Grief: Finding Meaning in Loss - David Kessler
The Path to Clinical Confidence: More Training Isn’t Always the Answer - Lynn Grodzki
Breaking the Silence: Facilitated Communication with Autism - Peter Rothenberg
A Vast Difference: Depathologizing ADHD - Ryan Howes