Editor's Note
Rich Simon
Outside the Box
Bringing Families into Trauma TreatmentIf we don’t open up the one-on-one therapeutic cloister, trauma sufferers may never learn how to engage in the give and take of real-life relationships. By... Read more
When Victims Victimize Others
Some Clients Challenge our Capacity for CompassionMost therapists find it relatively easy to feel empathy for the usual hyperaroused, vulnerable trauma client. But it can be a lot tougher to remain... Read more
Putting the Pieces Together
25 Years of Learning Trauma TreatmentTwenty-five years ago, we believed that helping trauma survivors dig into dark and unspeakable horrors would set them free. But in this new age of trauma... Read more
Symposium Highlight
May 12, 2014
Engaging the Emotional Brain
Highlights from Symposium 2014To get through to clients in our increasingly ADD culture, therapists must learn to evoke a deeper, more visceral engagement with them. At this year’s... Read more
Departments
Do Brain Games Build Cognitive Muscle?
Grim Job Prospects for Mental Health Grad
The Case for Neurofeedback
Rewiring the brain in the consulting room
Rush to Judgment
Beware of the ADHD diagnosis
Brain Imaging and Psychotherapy
Why is it so controversial?
12 Missteps?
The evidence that AA works is many steps behind