Welcome back to Conversations with Clinicians where we interview one of our associate therapists. We like to give you this opportunity to learn more about the way that they work. It can also give you insight into therapeutic modalities, approaches and techniques. Today, meet California telehealth associate therapist Erin Boyle, "a trauma-informed relational therapist who pulls from somatic, psychodynamic, and...[ read more ]
We are honored to have a team of therapists who bring a wealth of perspectives and lived experiences, including those who identify as trans, non-binary, and queer. These talented professionals have self-identified as part of the LGBTQ+ community in their professional bios on our site, offering clients an opportunity to connect with therapists who bring unique insights and empathy to...[ read more ]
When we interview our associate therapists, we like to ask them a variety of different questions. Sure, we ask about their modalities and therapeutic orientation. But we also like to learn more about their human side. One of the questions that we ask is: "What might your clients be surprised to learn about you?" Here is how 15 different associate...[ read more ]
What is it like to work with a therapist? Well, it really depends a lot on the therapist. We asked our associate therapists: What is it like to work with you? How would you (or clients) say you are in the room? Here is what seventeen different therapists responded, giving you a comprehensive picture of some of the things you...[ read more ]
Therapists also have experience being clients in therapy. So, we wanted to find out from our associate therapists: What is one takeaway moment that you’d like to share from your own experience as a client in therapy? Their responses offer a profound look into the transformative power of therapy, whether it’s learning to care for oneself, reconnecting with the body,...[ read more ]
We recently shared with you several therapists' answers to the question about what keeps them inspired in their work. However, therapists are whole people, too, so we also wanted to know what keeps them inspired outside of the work. After all, work-life balance and self-nurturing are wonderful things for therapists to model! Here, eleven of our associate therapists share what...[ read more ]
Therapists come to their work with a deep sense of purpose, driven by diverse inspirations that fuel their passion for helping others. For clients, understanding what inspires their therapist can provide a deeper connection and insight into the unique therapeutic relationship. It can be reassuring to know that the person guiding them through challenging moments is also moved by their...[ read more ]
Our associate therapists each work with many different types of clients. We wanted to know, which types of people are the clients that you truly most love working with? The answer was different for everyone, of course. And each of these therapists can still work effectively with other types of clients as well. But if you are seeking a therapist...[ read more ]
When we interview our associate therapists, we like to ask them about the modalities that inform their work. Yes, of course they have a specific therapeutic orientation and areas of speciality, which we also ask them about that. But what we really want to know, beyond that, is what types of life experience, education, etc. they bring into their work...[ read more ]
Welcome back to Conversations with Clinicians where we interview one of our associate therapists. We like to give you this opportunity to learn more about the way that they work. It can also give you insight into therapeutic modalities, approaches and techniques. Today, meet California telehealth associate therapist Brooke Hein who uses an integral therapy approach to help people with...[ read more ]