November/December 2019: Thinking Inside the Box: What Is Your Office Telling Your Clients?

This issue explores the role of the therapist’s office in treatment, including how the setting can assist or inhibit clients’ healing and growth. It also looks at the growing trend of walk-and-talk therapy, including its potential benefits and challenges. Other articles cover a kid-friendly approach to teaching mindfulness, a four-step process for releasing negative self-beliefs, the dilemma many couples therapists face of help partners “uncouple,” and a call for psychodynamic therapists to challenge the increasing push toward protocol-driven therapy.

A Haunting New Film on the Legacy of Childhood Trauma - Chris Lyford and Rich Simon
ABCs of Mindfulness: Helping Children Manage Stress - Chris Willard
A Therapist Redecorates - Lili Bernstein Goralnick
Walk and Talk - Lauren Dockett and Rich Simon
Remembering the Gold: How to Release Negative Self-Beliefs - Tara Brach
Bowing Out: The Dilemma of Uncoupling - Alicia Muñoz
Research or Reality: The Flawed Science of Psychotherapy? - Ryan Howes