Jaynay Johnson, LMFT, is a therapist who specializes in teen mental health and practices in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She does amazing work with teens struggling with self-harm, suicidal ideation, depression, and anxiety. She is also the author of three books: Dear Teen Self, a book to help adolescent girls through the difficulties of beingContinue reading “Interview with Jaynay Johnson, LMFT, Teen Therapist, and Author”
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The Weekly Mews with Armani
Friends, I have wonderful news! Armani has decided to take time out of his very busy schedule to start a weekly mewsletter to share with all of you! Every week, I will share with you what shenanigans he has been up to this week along with an update about his health. As many of youContinue reading “The Weekly Mews with Armani”
Interview with Dr. Danielle Keenan-Miller, Psychologist and Author
Welcome to another blog post about an awesome professional with resources to share! Dr. Danielle Keenan-Miller works for UCLA as the director of the Psychology Clinic. She is also the author of The Binge Eating Workbook, a fantastic resource for professionals working with clients with eating disorders. Keep an eye out for her upcoming courseContinue reading “Interview with Dr. Danielle Keenan-Miller, Psychologist and Author”
Interview with Jade Miller, Peer Support Worker
If you have been following my blog, you know I have been interviewing therapist authors to bring you more perspectives on mental health and more resources. Today I am sharing an interview with someone who is not a therapist. Jade Miller does peer support and shares her journey living with Dissociative Identity Disorder, and sheContinue reading “Interview with Jade Miller, Peer Support Worker”
Psychologists Vs Counselors Vs Social Workers
Between affordability, accessibility, and fit, finding a therapist who can meet your needs feels impossible. Most people aren’t even sure where to start when it comes to choosing a therapist. While there are many different factors to consider, one that comes up frequently when I receive referrals is the therapist’s credentials, and this is aContinue reading “Psychologists Vs Counselors Vs Social Workers”
Ludo for Telehealth
Ludo is an English board game dating back to the 1800s. Although many people today have not heard of Ludo, most of us have played modern variations on this game like Sorry or Trouble. Basically, players take turns rolling a die to travel around the board into their home. If another player lands on yourContinue reading “Ludo for Telehealth”
Hexxagon for Telehealth
When I was young, so many years ago, we had a CD of various flash games that passed the time before we got dial up internet. My favorite was this game where I was a battleship dropping bombs on submarines, but Hexxagon was a close second. Hexxagon is a strategy game where you take turns,Continue reading “Hexxagon for Telehealth”
Professional Wills: Webinar for Therapists
You asked, and I delivered! Recently, I updated my professional will. Like with many things in my life, I celebrated the occasion by tweeting about it. This generated a lively discussion of professional wills, what they are, and why we as therapists need them. I vaguely recall professional wills being mentioned during my graduate training,Continue reading “Professional Wills: Webinar for Therapists”
Interview with Dr. Deborah Serani, Psychologist and Author
I connected with Dr. Deborah Serani on Twitter, and she was kind enough to answer some questions about her clinical work and her writing. She has some great books about depression as well as books for kids, and you can find her books on Amazon! To start off, tell me a bit about your professionalContinue reading “Interview with Dr. Deborah Serani, Psychologist and Author”
PESI Presents: Telehealth and Kids
I am so excited! It is once again time to share my telehealth and kids training through PESI. Tomorrow and Thursday I will be teaching this course live, and there is still time to sign up for the live webinar! I will be detailing how to set up a telehealth practice specifically for work withContinue reading “PESI Presents: Telehealth and Kids”
