5 Signs of Dissociation in Therapy Sessions
I was surprised to discover just how common and misunderstood Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is—even among mental health professionals. In
How to Be an Embodied Therapist with Susan Aposhyan
In the psychotherapy community, we have an ever-growing respect and appreciation for the body-mind connection and its role in therapeutic
Unleashing Healing: Academy of Therapy Wisdom Addresses the Rising Demand for Trauma-Informed Therapists Amidst Global and Local Trauma Epidemic
It is no secret that trauma has been increasing, especially for the youth and young adults. Fortunately, the stigma surrounding
Microaggressions in Psychotherapy: BIPOC Therapy Awareness
At Academy of Therapy Wisdom, we strive to be a key partner to you on your therapist journey to create
Don’t Call It a Fad, Dissociative Identity Disorder Myths with Dr. Jamie Marich
Today we share this poignant excerpt from the Dr. Jamie Marich therapy training for DID Understanding Dissociation: An Insider’s
Stimulate Your Own Vagus Nerve for Better Therapy Outcomes
The wellness of a therapist is a cornerstone of effective therapy, so therapist self-care is important to our therapy training
Neurobiological Safety: The Neuroscience-Psychology Connection
Neurobiology is an essential field that bridges the gap between Neuroscience and psychology, offering therapists valuable insights into the workings
Exploring Somatic Trauma Therapy with Staci Haines
It is widely known among therapists that Embodied Transformation Training is one of the most powerful approaches to personal transformation,
Top 9 Mental Health Trends with Free Resources for Therapists
The field of mental health is constantly evolving, and new trends, approaches, and therapist trainings emerge all the time to
Create More Safety: Understanding Implicit Bias and Racial Trauma for Psychotherapists
Psychotherapists play an important role in addressing the complex issues surrounding implicit bias and racial trauma in today’s diverse society.
3 Things Every Therapist Must Know When Working with Gender-Diverse Therapy Clients, Sarah Burgamy, Psy.D.
For decades, gender-diverse clients were considered “specialty” clients. Therapists thought transgender or non-binary people had needs they couldn’t provide for