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Exploring Alice Miller’s “The Drama of the Gifted Child”

By Dorlee

Have you read the book The Drama of the Gifted Child: The Search for the True Self by Alice Miller? If not, I highly recommend it. Alice Miller has much wisdom and knowledge to share with you – whether you are a mental health professional or a lay person trying to get a better understanding of […]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Personal Growth, Social Work, Therapy Tagged With: Alice Miller, The Drama of the Gifted Child, therapy

Gestalt Therapy and Dream Analysis

By Dorlee

Have you ever wondered what your dreams mean? Today, I will share with you what I learned in my class on Gestalt therapy and the interpretation of dreams. I found this topic to be particularly fascinating. Below is a brief video clip in which Fritz Perls, the father of Gestalt therapy, is explaining the process […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Personal Growth, Social Work Career, Therapy Tagged With: dream analysis, dream interpretation, dream work, gestalt therapy

Facing the Past as You Help Others Heal

By Dorlee

As mentioned in Healing Yourself as You Heal Others, often the work you do as a therapist with clients leads you to discover and face your own personal wounds. This personal journey is essentially a requirement to avoid having your own issues interfere with the therapy you are conducting with your clients via counter-transference that […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Personal Growth, Social Work Career, Therapy Tagged With: borderline personality disorder, clinical social work, counter-transference, internship, outpatient mental health, therapy

Healing Yourself as You Heal Others

By Dorlee

About two weeks ago, I completed my finals and second year placement for the first semester. Since then I’ve been enjoying some rest and relaxation (R & R) which is especially nice after having had several intense weeks. Today, I will cover the topic of the supervisor-supervisee relationship because it is a particularly important one […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Personal Growth, Social Work Career, Therapy Tagged With: clinical social work, counter-transference, supervision, therapy, transference

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