TIPs: The Process Of Therapy > Choosing The Right Therapist
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Struggling to start therapy for the first time? Not sure what to look for in a therapist? finding the right therapist can be the difference between progressing through your struggles and staying stagnant. Below you'll find tips and articles on how to find the best therapist for your needs.
Sometimes seeing the same therapist for long periods of time can begin to feel unhelpful, stale, or create feelings of being stuck despite having a good working relationship with your therapist. This can especially continue reading
Similar to most relationships, having a smooth, instant connection with your therapist is rather rare. Sometimes, the client simply does not click with their therapist. Even worse, the client might find themselves saying, “I don’t continue reading
Going to therapy can be a scary, vulnerable experience. After all, you may reveal aspects of yourself that you haven’t with anyone else. Though the experience can be daunting, sometimes the connection between the continue reading
Deciding to go to couples counseling can be a difficult decision. In fact, most couples put off going to couples counseling, either because they want to avoid further conflict, or they don’t want to spend continue reading
Multicultural Competence with Clients: If you’re a psychologist, marriage counselor, social worker, psychiatrist or clinical therapist, it’s important to have a level of multicultural competence with clients, as it allows you to understand your background continue reading
While many therapists are “couples counselors” not all couples counselors are trained in all types of couples counseling. Gay and continue reading
Since you’re reading this tip, you’re probably seeking answers to quite a few questions concerning Psychotherapy. First and foremost this tip is designed to answer questions such as “What is Psychotherapy?” and “Is Psychotherapy the continue reading
