Written by Daniel Goldstein, PhD, CGP As therapists, we spend much of our professional lives helping people understand what happens between us and other people. We study attachment, conflict, vulnerability, boundaries, and repair. We listen closely for the relational patterns shaping our clients’ lives. Yet most therapists receive surprisingly little opportunity to examine those same […]
Most clinicians, even at the doctoral level, enter the field with strong intellectual training. We learn how to assess, conceptualize, diagnose, and intervene. We study theories of change and develop increasingly sophisticated ways of understanding motivation and human behavior. And yet, many clinicians reach a point in their work where they realize something essential cannot […]
We love Interpersonal Process Groups. At Nashville Psych, we are proud to have 10 ongoing weekly groups. While established groups and new groups offer many benefits to individuals seeking to improve their relationships, there is a case to be made for joining a brand new group versus a long-standing one. Before we get to the […]