In today’s blog post, I want to talk about acceptance, and to do so, I am going to start with what I believe to be the basis of acceptance in any relationship: acceptance of ourselves. In another post, I mentioned
Read moreDeveloping an Autonomous Practice
In this post, I want to talk about developing an autonomous practice as therapists gain more experience, and how this evolves in the supervision setting. Do you remember – or are you there now – the first few client sessions,
Read moreWhose responsibility is it anyway?
In this post I’d like to talk about communication, and one of its most important pillars, in my opinion – taking responsibility. It might seem straight forward, but as the title implies, we are sometimes quick to blame someone else,
Read moreSupervision as a space for Containment and Holding
In this post, I want to talk about supervision as a space for containment and holding. Containment and Holding are usually linked more to the therapy process. In this context, it means that the therapist is there to support the
Read moreWorking on your relationship one step at a time (Intro)
Welcome to the first post of my relationship success series which will focus on couples and relationships. I believe this series will help both couples looking for support with their relationships, but also individuals looking for ideas to improve their
Read moreSupervision as a space for reflective practice
In this post, I want to talk about supervision as a space for reflective practice. Gibbs reflective cycle theory is a great theory to break down your thinking and reflecting process down into manageable steps. Your supervisor should be able
Read moreLimpieza de primavera
Read the version in English here. Cuando el clima mejora, cuando hay mas luz y menos frio, y parece que al fin ha llegado la primavera, nuestra energia cambia. Es hora de limpiar. He iniciado a limpiar algunos de mis
Read moreAutism Spectrum Series – Theory of Mind
Welcome! In this post, I want to discuss theory of mind, as it is an important aspect of social communication, and a big part of the difficulties that someone on the Spectrum might experience. I find it amazing how people
Read moreNavigating the sea of social communication
Welcome to installment of my Autism Series. In this post, I want to tackle a big topic: social communication and how this is worked out by people on the spectrum. This is a very big topic, and therefore I don’t
Read moreLife Milestones and their consequences
Welcome to this week’s In Therapy post, where we’ll be talking about Autism related situations. You can search my blog for more posts regarding neurodivergence and autism. The topics in this series will be around issues that “mainstream” folk might
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