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The Fatigue of Being Mis-Seen: What a New Study on Multiracial Faces Teaches Us About Belonging
New research reveals a profound disconnect between what our eyes see and what our social brains then perceive, and why the gap matters for our…
Jun 22
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Why Clients Keep Getting Social Situations Wrong
New research suggests people rely heavily on static information when predicting conversations, while overlooking the dynamic factors that ultimately…
Jun 14
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What If Self-Consciousness Is About Expectations? Rethinking Shame, Pride, and Social Anxiety
Many social anxiety models assume self-consciousness happens partly because attention turns inward. But what if we've missed a step?
Jun 8
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February 2026
When Status Feels Unsafe: Stress, Cortisol, and the Psychology of Social Rank
A social endocrinology lens therapists are rarely taught, but often need. Especially when anxiety is driven by comparison, visibility, and perceived…
Feb 3
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January 2026
Understanding Public Speaking Anxiety: A Clinical Map for CBT Therapists
Therapists often feel uncertain working with public speaking anxiety because it looks like social anxiety, but doesn’t always behave like it clinically…
Jan 26
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December 2025
What Is Deep Brain Reorienting Therapy?
A clinician’s introduction to the principles and process of DBR. Understand how this modality works with the body’s instinctive responses to support…
Dec 8, 2025
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November 2025
For the Therapists Who Feel Everything: A meditation to help you exhale the day and come back to yourself
A free somatic practice for therapists, counsellors, and psychologists to release the stories they hold. I created this for myself but thought others…
Nov 12, 2025
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Rumination-Focused CBT and Its Role in Treating Repetitive Negative Thinking
Understand how rumination functions and how RF-CBT can can disrupt it, helping clients move from overthinking to acceptance.
Nov 3, 2025
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October 2025
Industry News for Therapists: October 2025 Updates
Your monthly roundup of what’s new in the therapy world. Quick, clear updates to keep you informed without the overwhelm.
Oct 27, 2025
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Diagnosis in Crisis: Has The DSM Failed and What Comes Next?
For over 40 years, therapists have relied on the DSM to guide diagnosis. But what happens when the categories don’t quite match what we see in the…
Oct 21, 2025
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Antepartum Depression and Resilience: Beyond Symptom Reduction in Pregnancy
Resilience research sheds new light on how we approach antepartum depression, beyond just symptom reduction. Here’s a look at what’s emerging and why it…
Oct 9, 2025
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Five Big Ideas from the Oxford Trauma Conference 2025 for Therapists
Key takeaways and clinical reflections for therapists from Richard Schwartz, Bessel van der Kolk, and more.
Oct 2, 2025
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