Edge of the Couch

Oversaturation Part 2: Fit and Rejecting Competition

Oversaturation: Graduate Programs and the Importance of Gatekeeping

Imposter Syndrome Revisited

Examining the "Victim Mentality"

Who is The Villain?

Working "Harder" Than Your Client

Honing Your Therapist Intuition

Time to Grieve

Let's Talk About Mean Therapists

When Therapists Miss Key Information

Working with Intellectualizing

Are We "Treating" Our Clients?

Being a Therapist on Social Media

When the Client Hits a Nerve

How to Get the Most Out of Supervision

The Trend of ‘The Cool Therapist’

Talking to Clients About Politics

When Clients Set Unrealistic Expectations

Opening a Private Practice: Our Personal Stories

Live Q+A

Working with Discernment

Managing Crisis (Without Becoming a Crisis Worker)

What Does 'Following the Client' Mean?

When Does Compassion Cross Over into Complicity?

Clients are Lonelier Than Ever Before

Watching Our Very First Recording: When Edge of the Couch was Reel Therapy Talk

DEI is Not Enough: A Conversation with Bhupie Dulay and Abby Chow

Getting Dumped: When the client decides to terminate

Working with Dreams

Is This Client Being Passive Aggressive?

Clients Recording Their Therapist: An emerging trend

How to Create Continuity from Session to Session

Erotic Transference

The Misuse of Therapy Speak

The Meaning of Silence

Rethinking Unconditional Positive Regard

When Clients Dismiss Their Trauma

Working with Clients who are "Too Emotional"

Are Therapists Becoming Enmeshed?

Why Therapists Aren't Talking about Genocide

Celebrating 100 Episodes: A Love Letter to Ourselves and to You, Our Listeners

Managing Our Own Shit When It's Activated in Session

When You Feel Like You Need to Prove Yourself

When a Client Rejects Us

Starting and Ending Sessions

Responding to "I Don't Know"

Cancellations, Late Cancellations, and No-Shows

Helping Clients Take Relational Risks

Disillusionment, Exhaustion, and the Economy: Why so many therapists are leaving the field

The Differences and Similarities Between In-Person and Virtual Sessions