Category: Family Therapy

Comparing Psychiatrists, Psychologists, and Psychotherapists: Who’s Who in Mental Health?

Editorial Team | October 13, 2023

Clients often ask us about the distinctions among psychiatrists, psychologists, and psychotherapists. These mental health professionals have different education, practice areas, and treatment methods. Understanding the roles and services of these practitioners is a key step in your mental health journey. This article explores the educational and licensing requirements for psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, as well as the services they ...

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Therapy Requires Commitment: Here’s What to Expect

Guest Author | January 2, 2023

The digital age has been defined by rapid access to information and the promise of quick, easy solutions for a multitude of problems. From one-click ordering to “life hacks,” most of us have grown accustomed to getting what we want, when we want it. The arduous nature of the therapeutic process can therefore feel overwhelming at first: Getting help for ...

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What are the Telltale Signs that You Need to Change Therapists?

Dr. Tali Shenfield | June 7, 2019

Not every relationship works out. This is true whether the relationship in question is a friendship, romantic relationship, or the relationship between you and your therapist. The therapeutic process is at once objective and highly personal, so a number of different factors can affect how therapy does or doesn’t progress. Some of these factors, like poorly matched communication styles, ...

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Nine Signs You May Need Relationship Counselling

Dr. Tali Shenfield | April 11, 2019

There’s a lot of stigma surrounding the idea of attending couples therapy. In the media, couples therapy is portrayed as a “last resort” that married couples only engage in when they’re on the verge of divorce. The reality of couples therapy is, however, far different: Therapy can be used to improve nearly any relationship, and it’s better ...

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What are the Telltale Signs that You Need to Change Therapists?

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Every child differs in his/her developmental capacity and pace. Some children learn to speak earlier than others. Some learn ...

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10 Signs Your Relationship is Healthy

Guest Author | December 22, 2018

Many of the most rewarding things in life come with their fair share of challenges, and relationships are no different. Every couple experiences ups and downs, whether they’re driven by adverse events, differing values, or periods of poor communication. However, it can be difficult to put these challenges into perspective and assess the overall health of a relationship: How ...

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How to Support Children During a Divorce

Anna Kaminsky | October 27, 2016

While there is no way to make divorce “easy” on a child, there are ways to keep a divorce from damaging a child in a severe, lasting way. To the eyes of a vulnerable child, there is a world of difference between two parents separating amicably — while reassuring the child that he or she will remain important to both of ...

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in a Nutshell

Dr. Tali Shenfield | May 1, 2013

Cognitive behavioral therapy is a goal-oriented, short-term treatment in which a therapist and client work collaboratively to solve the client’s problematic thinking and behavior in order to resolve difficulties and change the client’s negative emotions. Cognitive behavioral therapy is considered short-term because treatment occurs over eight to twelve sessions, at a frequency of about once a week in ...

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On Couples Therapy or Vicissitudes of Being a Couple

Abraham Nehmad | March 4, 2013

The Joy of Marriage In most cultures wedding is considered a joyful moment in the life of the individuals. People “fall in love” and enter into relationships with great hopes and expectations for the future. Hollywood romantic movies are the best example of this idealized vision of the couples’ relationship in which they usually “live happily ever after”. This idealistic ...

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