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Tag Archives: Psychologist
Breaking Silence: Talking about Trauma
Talking about trauma: as is so often the case in healing, it is a matter of when, how and to whom. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Childhood Abuse, Dissociation, Health, Mental Health, Psychologist, Sexual Abuse, Therapy, Trauma
Tagged Abuse, Avoidance, Childhood Abuse, Disclosure, Dissociation, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Journaling, Mental Health, Processing, Psychologist, Psychotherapy, Sexual Assault, Shame, Silence, Talking, Trauma, Trauma Survivors, Trauma Therapy
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Dissociative Identity Disorder and the Media: Ethical Questions
Navigating interactions with the media is an opportunity for exercising ethical decision making skills. Continue reading
Posted in Dissociation, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Health, Mental Health, Psychologist, Trauma
Tagged American Psychological Association, Confidentiality, DID, Dissociation, Dissociative Disorders, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Dual Relationships, Ethics, Health, International Society for Study of Dissociation, Media, Mental Health, Psychologist, Psychotherapy, Stigma, Sybil, Therapy, Trauma, United States of Tara
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Change
Coping with change can be a challenge for trauma survivors, or anyone. Continue reading
Therapy and Social Networking
Dr. Keely Kolmes writes extensively about the implications of social media involvement for therapists and consumers of psychotherapy services at her blog, Mindful Musings. In the wake of privacy-related changes in Facebook and Google services, we began a conversation about our concerns and approaches to social networking as clinicians. You can read about that conversation over at her blog: People in Your Social Circle: Dr. Kathleen Young Chats with me About Social Networking Challenges for Clinicians. Continue reading
Mental Health Month: Live Your Life Well
May is Mental Health Month. Through conversations and education we can raise awareness, decrease stigma and help people get the help they need. Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Health, Mental Health, Psychologist, PTSD, Self-care, Therapy
Tagged American Psychological Association, Anxiety, Blogging, Complex PTSD, Connection, Depression, Dissociative Disorders, Eating Disorders, Health, Live Your Life Well, Mental Health, Mental Health Month, Mental Health Month Blog Party, Mental Illness, National Institutes of Mental Health, Psychologist, Psychotherapy, Self-care, Sleep, Stigma, Stress, Therapy, Twitter
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Dr. Kathleen Young: Treating Trauma in Tucson 