Category Archives: Clinical Supervision
Pleasantly Plump
My wife has put on a few pounds, to the extent that it is probably not good for her long-term health. My wife is attractive, takes good care of herself, and has no current health problems, but I am concerned … Continue reading
The Long Con
My “What Would You Do?” seminars are filled with tough, thought provoking clinical issues. So, I was happily surprised to find the anecdote below in my bin. It is one I will share with my students, but I would also … Continue reading
The Money Shrink
No couple can have a healthy relationship if they’re not discussing money matters. Flipping through channels, I came across some talk show where the woman said to the host “When I go on a first date. I tend to ask … Continue reading
Should therapists have the right to diagnose patients?
Should therapists have the right to diagnose patients? That was the question behind a seven-year court battle that had implications for mental health patients throughout the country. It was a relief to learn that “Texas State Supreme Court ruled in … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 