Therapy Archives – Blunt Therapy

9 Reasons to Consider a Multigenerational Approach to Family Therapy

January 28, 2024

Explore the benefits of a multigenerational approach to family therapy, a method addressing deep-rooted issues and strengthening family bonds.

Rewriting Inner Narratives: Challenging Negative Self-Talk Through Narrative Therapy

by Michael Vallejo

September 11, 2023

Negative self-talk is a pessimistic and self-deprecating way of talking to yourself. This is when your inner voice focuses on the bad things in your

Do You Have a Fear of Intimacy? What To Explore In Therapy

Afraid of Intimacy? What to Explore in Therapy

by Dr. Sachi Ananda, Ph.D., LMHC, MCAP

August 28, 2023

In this post, we’ll take a closer look at fear of intimacy, its signs and causes, avenues to explore in therapy, and what therapies may

The Impact of Play Therapy on Children: A Path to Healing and Growth

The Amazing Impact of Play Therapy on Children: A Path to Healing and Growth

by Matthew Schubert

June 16, 2023

Play therapy has emerged as a powerful therapeutic approach that utilizes the innate language of play to address emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges in children.

Empathy, Listening, and More: 5 Essential Qualities of a Top-notch Therapist

Empathy, Listening, and More: 5 Essential Qualities of a Good Therapist

by Randy Withers, LCMHC

April 13, 2023

Are you looking for a therapist or perhaps wanting to be one yourself? Here are five qualities of a therapist that make them truly outstanding.

Did You Know You Can Earn (up to) $135,000 As An Online Therapist with BetterHelp?

by Randy Withers, LCMHC

March 19, 2023

Would you like to become an online therapist with BetterHelp? Here’s our guide on how to apply, qualifications, and pay for online therapy jobs with

Love in the Digital Age: Exploring the Benefits of Online Couples Counseling

by Randy Withers, LCMHC

March 15, 2023

Online counseling can be just as effective as traditional counseling. It offers high quality therapy to millions of people, many of whom are stuck at

What’s Wrong With Using Should Statements? And How to Reframe and Overcome Them

by Michael Vallejo

November 5, 2022

In psychology, should statements are a cognitive distortion or negative thinking pattern that fuels feelings of anxiety.

5 Helpful Tips For Starting Therapy (If You’re Nervous About It)

by Randy Withers, LCMHC

October 3, 2022

Many people have a lot of anxiety about starting therapy, especially if it’s something they’ve never done before.

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9 Reasons to Consider a Multigenerational Approach to Family Therapy

Rewriting Inner Narratives: Challenging Negative Self-Talk Through Narrative Therapy

Afraid of Intimacy? What to Explore in Therapy

The Amazing Impact of Play Therapy on Children: A Path to Healing and Growth

Empathy, Listening, and More: 5 Essential Qualities of a Good Therapist

Did You Know You Can Earn (up to) $135,000 As An Online Therapist with BetterHelp?

Love in the Digital Age: Exploring the Benefits of Online Couples Counseling

What’s Wrong With Using Should Statements? And How to Reframe and Overcome Them

5 Helpful Tips For Starting Therapy (If You’re Nervous About It)

Randy Withers, LCMHC

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