LinkedIn is used for primarily for business contacts and professional networking. Still, it can be problematic for therapists. This post will discuss the possible pitfalls and how to avoid them.
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What Therapists Need To Know About LinkedIn
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What Therapists Need To Know About Facebook
Many therapists refuse to use Facebook, thinking it can lead to all sorts of problems with clients. However, what they may not realize is that there is a safe way to use Facebook.
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Four Major Drawbacks to Social Media Use
Many therapists fear social media use. While it is true that one must be cautious, many therapists simply don’t understand how social media works and avoid it out of irrational fear. In this post, I will explain the main drawbacks of social media in counseling.
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Tagged drawbacks social media, social media cautions, social media in counseling, social media in therapy
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Three Ways Social Media Can Benefit You
Social media can be beneficial to both counselors and clients, but only if it is used properly. In this post, I will discuss the benefits, and in next week’s post I will discuss the drawbacks.
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Tagged benefits of social media, social justice, social media in counseling
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How Crisis Counselors Can Be Helpful
This week’s post will discuss specific ways in which crisis counselors can be helpful.
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Tagged crisis counseling, how to be helpful in a crisis
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What is Crisis Counseling?
This weeks post will be about crisis counseling.
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Tagged crisis counseling, crisis management, trauma counseling
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Motivational Enhancement Therapy
This week’s post is on Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET): a common therapy utilized in substance abuse centers.
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Tagged counseling techniques, counseling theories, motivational enhancement therapy, motivational interviewing, substance abuse
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Family Therapy: What You Need To Know
Family therapy is very different from individual therapy. In this post, I will discuss theory behind family therapy and why you might want to consider some MFT (marriage and family therapist) training.
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Tagged family therapy, systemic interventions, systemic theory
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Reality Therapy
This week’s post will discuss Reality Therapy.
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Tagged choice theory, Glasser, reality therapy, Wubbolding
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Secrets in Couples Therapy
Although the purpose of couples therapy is to address issues within the couple dyad, incorporating individual sessions with the group sessions can be beneficial. Partners are likely to talk more freely without the other partner present, therefore making the information gathering phase of couples therapy much more efficient and effective. In addition, during the therapy process issues within each person may be uncovered, making individual therapy a more appropriate venue for that particular issue.
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