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Identifying as Queer is Harder for Those with Autism

February 26, 2021
Robert T. Muller
News, Research

Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are often infantilized and misrepresented, including the common misconception that they are heterosexual and cisgender. Yet, with the recent…

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The Best Way to Help is Often Just to Listen

January 23, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Over 30 years ago, Sophie Andrews contacted Samaritans, a UK helpline. Samaritans was a critical component of her recovery from the unbearable abuse she endured….

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Universities Can Do Better To Help Students with Mental Illness

Universities Can Do Better To Help Students with Mental Illness

October 19, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Interviews, News, Research, Therapy, Uncategorized

A good friend of mine, Jessica (name changed), was diagnosed with social anxiety disorder in September of 2017, the same year she enrolled in university….

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Prison Executioners Face Job-Related Trauma

Prison Executioners Face Job-Related Trauma

February 23, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Interviews, News, Research, Therapy

When an order of execution is issued by the courts in the United States, the prison warden or superintendent is responsible for the sentence being…

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A Hands-On Approach to Psychotherapy?

A Hands-On Approach to Psychotherapy?

August 18, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Interviews, News, Research, Therapy

A friend of mine, Sigourney (name changed), once told me she would never see a therapist who wouldn’t hug her. Adamant that non-sexual touch in…

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Expressive Arts in the Treatment of Trauma

Expressive Arts in the Treatment of Trauma

May 27, 2011
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Clinical Practice, Interviews, News, Therapy

The use of expressive arts to treat trauma is known to be a helpful therapeutic intervention for many individuals.  The Trauma and Attachment Report interviewed…

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Distress Centre: How a 24-hour Crisis Line Helps

Distress Centre: How a 24-hour Crisis Line Helps

April 29, 2011
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Clinical Practice, Interviews, News, Therapy

The Trauma and Attachment Report recently interviewed Karen Letofsky, Executive Director of the Distress Centre; a 24-hour crisis line in Toronto that has been providing…

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A Daughter’s Reflections on her Mother’s Brain Injury

A Daughter’s Reflections on her Mother’s Brain Injury

April 1, 2011
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Interviews, News, Therapy

Twelve years ago Karen’s mother suffered a brain aneurism that led to a coma for nearly six months.  The Trauma and Attachment Report had a…

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When Traumatized Clients Cope by Avoiding Attachment

When Traumatized Clients Cope by Avoiding Attachment

March 4, 2011
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Clinical Practice, Therapy

Since the publication of Judith Herman’s Trauma and Recovery in the early 90s, trauma therapists have emphasized the importance of remembrance and mourning as key…

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