Boundaries for Therapy Clients: Time Outs for Couples, Jules Shore
In our online therapist training course with Jules Shore, Experiential Therapy Techniques: A Neurobiological Approach to Self-Compassion Therapy, you’ll get […]
Transforming the Living Legacy of Trauma Workbook, Janina Fisher Ph.D.
We have the honor of working with Janina Fisher Ph.D. and offering her exclusive online therapy courses Helping Trauma Survivors
Asking for a Teenage Client’s Name and Pronouns, Sarah Burgamy, Psy.D.
When working with gender diversity in counseling and exploring gender identity in therapy, one important aspect is asking for your
5 Ways to Grow Your Therapy Practice in 2023
In our 2023 kick-off team meeting, one of our colleagues that supports our online courses for therapists inspired us with
Therapy Community Spotlight for a New Year: Cheryl G. Pajo
A new year. A new beginning. A continuation of supporting people in their growth and healing… Happy New Year, friends!
Therapist Client Containing Boundaries, Jules Shore
In our popular online therapist training course on therapist client boundaries, Jules Shore teaches us about the different types of
Why Gender Identity Therapy is NOT a Specialty, Sarah Burgamy, Psy.D.
When we are presented with issues of gender diversity in counseling or when clients and their families come to us wanting
Myth: Therapist Technique is Key, Tori Olds Ph.D.
The number of online therapy courses, therapist certifications and psychotherapy trainings in specific techniques and theories are many – endless
Academy of Therapy Wisdom Community Spotlight Publication 2022
It is with great pleasure that the team at Academy of Therapy Wisdom presents to you our third annual issue
How Trauma Survivors Benefit from TIST, Janina Fisher Ph.D.
Dr. Janina Fisher’s Trauma-informed Stabilization Treatment, also knows as TIST trauma therapy, and taught in the online therapist course Helping
New Frontier for Psychotherapy by María del Carmen Rodriguez, Wise Therapy Spotlight Essay
A decade ago, James Hillman wrote We’ve Had a Hundred Years of Psychotherapy—and the World’s Getting Worse. Now seems to