What is the difference between guilt and shame? We often tend to use the two words interchangeably because shame is closely connected to...
Regular vs. Trauma-Induced Guilt and Shame
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MAGentix Training and Seminars for Mental Health Professionals
When you are in a helping profession, the need for continuing education is always pertinent. As a support counselor, therapist, social...
Limiting Unconscious Bias to Improve Client Outcomes
We all come from somewhere and that somewhere has likely influenced our view of others and how we interact with them. However, without...
Seminar Assistants
MAGentix is looking for participants to assist with preparation during the day of the seminar. By doing so, you get the best seats in the...
No Kids in the Middle: Dialogical and Creative Work with Parents and Children in the Context of High Conflict Divorce
by Justine van Lawick and Margreet Visser, March 2015, in Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy Abstract This article...
Articles written by John Brière
"Cumulative Trauma and Symptom Complexity in Children: A Path Analysis" (2013), Monica Hodges, Natacha Godbout, John Briere, Cheryl...
How to Recognize The Signs of Burnout (And What To Do About It)
In a busy world that seems to keep going and going, many of us feel like we’re running on steam most of the time. If you feel like you are...
Spring Self-Care Tips
Even though it may not feel like it, spring is officially here. Spring is always a time of renewal, transformation, growth, and...
The Effects of Stress on the Brain
We all have stress in our daily lives. So much so that we often think nothing of running from place to place, eating on the go, and...
Therapist Self-Care: Tips for Preventing Burnout
As therapists, we try to take the best care of our clients as possible. We empathize, validate, bear witness and sympathize with their...