If you are a marriage and family therapy student or associate therapist working toward full licensure, you already know that supervision hours are a requirement. What you may not have considered as carefully is who provides those hours — and why it matters far beyond checking a box.

There is a quiet irony in the therapist's role: we hold space for other people's pain all day, and then we go home and are often expected…

The books prepare you for the baby. Almost none of them prepare you for what happens to your relationship.

If you've been researching couples therapy, you've probably come across the term Emotionally Focused Therapy — or EFT. It sounds compelling. It sounds warm. But is it actually right for you?