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Joyce Marter, LCPC, CSP Inspires Global Audiences
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Joyce Marter Quoted In Psych Central Article: Therapists Spill: The Books That Changed My Life
UB owner, Joyce Marter, LCPC weighs in on the books that influenced her to become a therapist in recent PsychCentral Therapists Spill segment. “Books are getaways to far-off places you might never get to visit. Books are lessons you really needed to learn. Books are hammocks, letting you refresh and rejuvenate while the wind brushes your ...
Joyce Marter Quoted In Psych Central Article: Therapists Spill: What I Do When A Client Is Stuck
UB owner, Joyce Marter offers advice and tips to mental health professionals about what to do and consider when a client gets “stuck” in recent PsychCentral article. “It’s common for clients to get stuck in therapy. Sometimes a client stops progressing. Other times a client starts backsliding. Fortunately, clinicians have various effective ways of navigating stuck ...
UB’S MARTER FEATURED IN PSYCHCENTRAL ARTICLE: RED FLAGS A CLINICIAN ISN’T RIGHT FOR YOU
“Picking a therapist can seem like a daunting and time-consuming task. As clinical psychologist Christina G. Hibbert, Psy.D, said, ‘It’s hard enough to get yourself to therapy when you need it, but to have to then ‘shop around’ for the right therapist can make many people either quit or settle for the first one they find, even if ...
Joyce Marter Quoted In Psych Central Article: How I Cope With Stress
“None of us is immune to stress — not even the professionals who help others cope with theirs. In fact, sometimes it’s just as hard for clinicians. ‘I wish I were [an] expert at dealing with stress management. I find that I’m far better at guiding people to manage their stress than I am at ...
Joyce Marter Featured In Psych Central Article: How To End Therapy
“There are many reasons clients decide to end therapy. According to clinical psychologist Deborah Serani, Psy.D, ‘Sometimes they’ve reached their goals. Sometimes they need a break. Sometimes the connection with their therapist isn’t there.’ Sometimes they notice a red flag. Sometimes they’re about to face a new fear or realize a new insight, said Ryan Howes, Ph.D, a clinical ...
Joyce Marter Featured In Psych Central Article: 9 Ways To Get Things Done
“Therapists often wear many hats. And that’s just in their private practices. Many also teach, write, supervise students and give media interviews. They have families and many interests outside of psychology. ‘With 6 kids, ages 16 to 5, a husband and home to care for, a private practice, and my many ‘side jobs,’ including running ...
