LinkedIn Article: How To Exit A Group Counseling Practice With Ethics & Integrity
Thursday, 04 October 2018
Joyce Marter recently wrote a LinkedIn article on how to exit a group counseling practice with ethics and integrity. Below is an excerpt from the article: “It’s natural that psychotherapists who work for a group practices often eventually wish to leave to start their own practices. It’s also very understandable that clients and therapists frequently
- Published in blog, Media Outlet, Web
Psych Central Blog: Stuck In A Rut During Midlife Parenthood? 7 Tips
Sunday, 01 July 2018
Joyce Marter recently wrote a Psych Central blog on ways to get out of a rut during midlife parenthood. An excerpt from the blog is included below: “It’s very common for parents to feel bored, stuck or stagnant when the kids are getting older and it feels like many of the exciting milestones have passed
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Blog: How to Become A Legislative Advocate in the Counseling Profession
Monday, 07 May 2018
*Photos are from this year’s ACA Conference & Expo in Atlanta including pictures of the Midwest Region Exhibit Booth, the Midwest Region Business Meeting and the National Awards Ceremony, where Illinois was awarded Best Leadership Development Project.* “In today’s political climate, it’s critical for professional counselors to become advocates for the profession and the diverse
PsychCentral Blog: Consensual Sex is an Ongoing Dialogue, Not Simply a Yes
Tuesday, 20 March 2018
Written by Joyce Marter, LCPC. “The #MeToo movement and the Aziz Ansari story have inspired much needed discussion about the boundaries involved in consensual sex. In today’s hookup culture, often sexual partners barely know each other, so they don’t have a longstanding, trusting rapport at the foundation of their relationship. They lack a deeper understanding
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Huffington Post & Psych Central Blog: How to Make a Vision Board for the New Year
Wednesday, 03 January 2018
As a therapist who has been practicing for over 20 years, I have developed a healthy respect for self-fulfilling prophecy. Over and over again, I have seen that if we anticipate an outcome, it is more likely to occur that way because our thoughts precede our behaviors. As author Wayne Dyer said, “Our intention creates
- Published in Huffington Post, Joyce Marter Blog, Media Outlet, Psych Central