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A Dissertation Study on Prolonged Grief Disorder and Mourning via Social Media
I grew up in a time when social media was gaining popularity and spreading into several different platforms. As a doctoral student in a PsyD program at California Northstate University, I have gained an appreciation for research seeking to understand the intersection of social media and mental health. My dissertation chair, Dr. Craig Wetterer, and […]
Sarah Bondy, MA + 1 more
December 18, 2024
Counseling Baby Reindeer: Insight into Male Stalking Victimization and Guidance for Treatment
In early 2024, the world was captivated by the release of the miniseries Baby Reindeer (De Greef et al., 2024). Richard Gadd’s dramatization of his real-life experience with a female stalker. The series follows a fictionalized version of Gadd (Donny Dunn), a struggling comedian and local bartender in England who encounters a lonely woman named […]
Emma N. Jalili, MA + 1 more
December 18, 2024
Building Bridges: The SAP China Conference Successfully Conducted
From November 6 to 9, 2024, the Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy (SAP) China Conference, titled Counseling and Psychotherapy in Practice: New Perspectives on Therapist Skills and Development (心理咨询与治疗实践：治疗师技能与发展的新视野), was successfully conducted. The conference was organized by the SAP International Domain and its Chinese Member Engagement Committee, with Hubei Oriental Insight Mental Health Institute […]
Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy + 3 more
December 13, 2024
Eating Disorder Symptom Presentation Across Different Athletes
While eating disorders are prevalent across all communities, eating disorders in athletes have an even higher occurrence rate than the general population. Approximately 19% of athletes endorse eating disorder pathology, while it occurs in about 9% of the general population (Ghazzawi, et al., 2024; Pike, 2024). Some research indicates these numbers are even higher, with […]
Maria Ortiz, MS, LMHC, CEDS + 1 more
December 11, 2024
SAP Who’s Who: Stewart Cooper, PhD, ABPP
Who’s Who – Stewart Cooper, PhD, ABPP Can you tell me about your educational background and professional experience? I did all three of my degrees, a BA in Psychology, MA in Counseling, and PhD with concentrations in Counseling Psychology and Research Methodology, at Indiana University- Bloomington. My internship was somewhat innovative being split between the […]
Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy
December 6, 2024
Introducing a 12-Step Approach to Change: Three Broad Strategies for Graduate Education and Training
Foundational Evidence for 12-Step Approaches to Change Across a range of disorders, self-help approaches to change are effective (Norcross et al., 2013). In many instances, their effectiveness approximates that of professionally delivered psychological services and commonly produces effects superior to no treatment at all (Barlow et al., 2000; Seligman, 1995). When the problem is substance […]
Philip R. Magaletta, PhD
December 5, 2024
Narcissistic Personality Disorder Across Types of Therapy: Individual, Couple, and Group
Why is there so much talk about narcissism lately? Is it a trend, baseless hysteria, or even a problem at all? Narcissism itself is a singular personality trait; it can be protective and even beneficial, especially in Western society (Ronningstam, 2005). This may be due to the individualistic virtues and increased achievement-dependent self-esteem rates in […]
Bethany Palmer, MSW, SWLC
December 5, 2024
First-Generation Students in Higher Education: Resilience in the Face of Adversity
Navigating higher education presents challenges for most students. However, first-generation college students often face unique barriers that can make the path to higher education more difficult. As individuals who are a first-generation college student (Kaitlynn-Elizabeth H. Brooks; KHB) and a first-generation college graduate (Nicholas R. Morrison; NRM) invested in careers involving psychotherapy, we recognize the […]
Kaitlynn-Elizabeth H. Brooks + 1 more
December 3, 2024
Neurobiological Synchrony and Group Psychotherapy: A Potential Path Forward for Group Process and Outcomes Research
A Potential Path Forward for Group Process and Outcomes Research Recent research on therapist-patient neurobiological synchrony in individual psychotherapy has suggested a potential connection between biological synchrony and therapeutic change mechanisms (Zilcha-Mano et al., 2021). This type of burgeoning research is an exciting step forward in psychotherapy process and outcomes research, given the extent to […]
Kelly Gleischman, MAT + 1 more
December 3, 2024
Psychotherapist Professional Wills: Easy to Avoid, Crucial to Address
Importance of Creating a Professional Will As therapists, we take time, intention, thoughtfulness, and care in developing our relationships with clients. Many of us see this bond as a vehicle for change. We may acknowledge our clients’ attachments, sometimes even dependency, on us at certain stages of treatment, and we strive to operate with integrity and […]
Robyn Miller, PhD
December 2, 2024
Suicide Prevention Takes a Village at Universities: Eight Key Strategies
Engaging in suicide prevention on university campuses requires a comprehensive approach that involves a variety of strategies and invested partners. Universities have the unique opportunity to cultivate a supportive environment that promotes mental health and provides effective interventions for those in crisis. This article discusses how universities can implement a multifaceted approach to suicide prevention […]
Layna Adams, MS + 2 more
November 20, 2024
Disordered Eating in Asian Americans: Background and Clinical Implications
Eating disorders are diagnosable mental illnesses as outlined by the American Psychiatric Association’s (2022) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5 TR), which can originate from disordered eating (DE) behaviors (Neumark-Sztainer et al., 2006). In contrast to a diagnosable eating disorder, DE refers to problematic eating behaviors and attitudes that an individual may experience, […]
Yashvi Aware, MS, MPH
November 17, 2024