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﻿Why Therapy Can’t Be Apolitical﻿﻿﻿﻿
﻿Many of us were taught in our graduate therapy programs to be a tabula rasa – a blank canvas for our clients to project upon (Bergkamp et al., 2023). Historically, our profession has emphasized the importance of separating ourselves from our work as a means of preserving professional boundaries. But the therapeutic relationship is widely thought to be the most important factor in effective treatment. If that is true, how can therapists who hold politicized identities remain “blank slates”...﻿

﻿By Madeline Korth, MSSA, LISW-S﻿
﻿November 4, 2024﻿

﻿Rethinking Motivation: The Power of Compassion over Judgement﻿﻿﻿﻿
﻿At a recent case consultation with a group of respected therapists in my clinic, I presented a patient case causing me some frustration. I have been working with said patient for several years. Despite good rapport, consistency of appointments and stated desire to make changes...﻿

﻿By Lauren Demshar Abbott LCSW, SAC﻿
﻿October 21, 2024﻿

﻿How to Identify ADHD in Your Clinical Practice﻿Commonly Misdiagnosed Symptoms and Co-Occurring Disorders﻿﻿The notion that ADHD is a diagnosis reserved for hyperactive, fidgety boys prevails. But research demonstrates that ADHD can﻿...﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿

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By Olivia Lynn Schnur, MA, LMHC, LPC, CYT-200﻿ ﻿
﻿October 14, 2024﻿

Catalyze Therapy Blog

﻿Why Therapy Can’t Be Apolitical﻿

﻿Rethinking Motivation: The Power of Compassion over Judgement﻿

﻿How to Identify ADHD in Your Clinical Practice﻿

Commonly Misdiagnosed Symptoms and Co-Occurring Disorders

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Why Therapy Can’t Be Apolitical

Rethinking Motivation: The Power of Compassion over Judgement

How to Identify ADHD in Your Clinical Practice