Psychotherapy with individuals or couples is extremely difficult—more difficult, in fact, than any one of us can completely understand.
This webinar distills my 44 years of clinical experience—some 50,000 sessions—into a practical, challenging program about common mistakes that therapists of all orientations make. Those mistakes involve the structure of the therapeutic relationship; the routine ways in which therapists practice; and vulnerabilities in the person of the therapist.
I’ll address issues including:
~ Self-disclosure: Too much? Too little?
~ Ethical dilemmas our field generally ignores
~ Power dynamics between therapist and patient
~ Consulting with physicians, therapists, lawyers, and other providers
~ Facing our difficulty tolerating patients’ discomfort
~ Homework that can undermine therapy
~ Asking about medication, pain, and other health issues
~ Why it’s important to understand just how difficult this work is
Valuable for mid-career clinicians as well as less-experienced professionals, this just may be the most practical webinar I’ve ever offered.

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Working with Couples
Sexual Issues In Couples Therapy: Practical Skills for Common Problems
If It’s Not “Sex Addiction,” What Is It? And How Do You Treat It?
What Do I Do Now? When We Feel Resentful, Bored, or Powerless in Session
Ozempic, Weight, & Identity— A Guide for Mental Health Providers
Sex, Love, and Intimacy 


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