“Doing” Therapy Isn’t a Competition. It’s a Cooperative Game
Why therapy isn’t a contest between models—and how Functional Psychotherapy uses flexibility and experiential methods to create change.
Functional Psychotherapy: Or, How I Learned to Stop Kowtowing to Defenses and Love Reconsolidation
How inpatient trauma work, experimenting with breaking through clients’ defenses, and memory reconsolidation gave rise to Functional Psychotherapy.
The Role of the Therapist: More than Just a Listener
Therapists don’t just nod and listen—they challenge, guide, and reflect. This post explores six principles behind powerful therapy and why the best therapists are both compass and mirror.
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