Book Review: The Nervous System Workbook

My latest book review is for Deb Dana‘s the Nervous System Workbook. I have been a fan of Deb Dana’s writing for the past few years and thus eagerly purchased this book right when it came out. It is a great addition to her other books. I highly recommend it! The Purpose of the Nervous …

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Book Review: You Lied to Me About God

  “Tell me all the things you’d like to do but you can’t ‘Cause you’re scared that you’re goin’ to hell.” – “Apple Tree Blues” by Caamp   The above lyrics happened to catch my attention in the same time period that I was reading Doctor Jamie Marich’s memoir about spiritual abuse and religious trauma, …

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Podcast Interview: Finding Your Way Through Therapy

My interview on the Finding Your Way Through Therapy podcast went live this week! Even though I’ve done several podcast interviews about drama therapy, this one is unique in that guest host Courtney (who is a dance/movement therapist!) asked me to speak about common misperceptions about the creative arts therapies. We talked about points I …

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Book Review: EMDR And Creative Arts Therapies

The book I’m reviewing here not only scratches my psychology nerd itch mentioned in my prior book review, it also scratches my itch for the two main modalities I use: EMDR and creative arts therapies (CATs). Even though many of us creative arts therapists have been blending creative approaches with EMDR for years, no such book …

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Podcast Interview: the Creative Psychotherapist

I am excited to share that I was a featured guest on Season 2 Episode 21, “Using Your Strengths as a Creative Arts Therapist to Build Your Practice,” on the Creative Psychotherapist Podcast! Here is the link to the episode on their website. It can also be found on your favorite podcast player by searching the …

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Interview with Bold Journey Magazine

I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Bold Journey magazine. Check out the interview to learn about: How I found my purpose Ways I’ve been expanding into other services and projects besides individual sessions and workshops 3 traits/strengths that have helped me succeed in my career My biggest obstacle and how I have been …

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Book Review: Dissociation Made Simple

I call myself a psychology nerd because even beyond what’s necessary for my career as a therapist I love to learn about psychology-related matters. I choose to constantly learn about such matters through books, podcasts, and other forms of media. I recently had the opportunity to receive copies of two amazing psychology books in exchange …

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