Struggles at Every Career Stage
Client Transference You’re mid-session and your client says something that shifts the air in the room. Maybe it’s direct: “I think I love you.” Maybe
Therapist Attraction to Client You’re six sessions in with a client who’s finally showing up consistently. They’re doing the homework. Making progress. You realize you’re
Counselor Doesn’t Like Client Sometimes you just don’t like your client. Not “challenging.” Not “difficult.” Not “presenting with complex trauma and attachment issues.” You just
Clinical Documentation Overwhelm I’m looking at my to-do list, and it’s got dozens of progress notes, several assessments, treatment plans that needed to be done
High Caseload Management for Clinicians The number was 32. Thirty-two progress notes I needed to write. I remember staring at that number and feeling like
Clinical Supervision for New Counselors In grad school they talk about supervision like it’s going to be this transformative experience. A wise, experienced clinician guiding
Documentation for Therapists You submit the note. Then you reopen it. Read it again. Check for blanks. Check for errors. Close it. Open it one
Client Relapse In my first year working with adolescents, I had a client using opiates â Vicodin, they said. They denied using needles, but I
Filling Therapy Sessions Fifteen minutes in. The client is sitting across from me, waiting. I’ve covered intake updates, asked about their week, checked on their
Compassion Fatigue for Addiction Counselors I agreed to write a letter overnight. I didn’t finish it. Instead of sending a message to explain the delay,
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