New Therapist
Indispensable survival guide for the thinking therapist
New Therapist 16
The world therapy edition
World therapy
The world could do with some therapy.
And we 're the therapists.
World therapy news
Everybody 's got an angle on the 911 attacks and their aftermath. Here are some that made the news
Therapists of the world, unite
Controversial New York therapist Fred Newman with a controversial take on the "war ".
Blinding and deafening moments... and threatening futures
Tom Andersen on the world 's noise and the noise that happens in therapy.
Death anxiety,unconscious morality and human terrorism
World renowned New York psychoanalyst Robert Langs examines the attackers and the attacked in a psychoanalytic perspective.
Getting rational about Sept 11
Albert Ellis on the anxiety response to the new world order.
Inviting new meanings
A postmodern discussion about new ways of talking about recent events.
50th Minute - By Howard Atkinson
Wild and whacky. But then, that's what war does to us, doesn't it?
New Therapist 17
The performance edition
Deadly therapy
Unlikely, you'd think, but therapists have killed their clients in the past. We dissect the meaning of the most recent of these - the death of Candace Newmaker, aged 10, last year, during a dodgey "rebirthing" procedure.
Performing the world
A unique conference by Fred Newman 's social psychology crew and a unique report by two performers in the audience.
A dramatic turn
The Therapeutic Spiral Model of trauma treatment, its dramatic roots and emerging fruits.
Postcards from the edge
A South African 's tale of a struggle to adjust to a foreign health system in a foreign country.
One therapist who didn 't wait for her ticket out of hourly therapy work.She printed it herself.
50th Minute - By Howard Atkinson
Howard Atkinson doesn't buy this performance rash - at least not as a long-term salve to his own disillusionment with his therapy work. He'd prefer the real deal.
New Therapist 18
The dosh edition
In short, we've struggled for around a century to talk candidly and openly about the money we make as therapists. Here's our brief bird's-eye view of our profession's attempts to make friends with the psychotherapy fee.
The 20-minute money manager
Everything you ever wanted to ask about therapy and money, but thought it too mercenary, untherapeutic and uncaring to ask. The most comprehensive, most compact, most candid 16 pages you'll find anywhere on all things financial for the private therapist, including:
Setting your fee options
The therapy contract
Managing bad debts
Top tips for boosting your business
Ethical guidelines for better money management
Five steps to becoming a first-rate consultant
Psychologist-consultant trainer and guru Marion Gindes holds your hand into the consultant world in a manner that would make even the most consultant-shy therapist feel thoroughly held.
