
Growing Up with Dr. Ellyn Bader: Lessons from a World-Class Therapist and Mother
“Hi, Petunia” My mother leaves voicemails that begin like this often. “Hi, Petunia, it’s me.” There is something in that voicemail that is so quintessentially my mom:
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“Hi, Petunia” My mother leaves voicemails that begin like this often. “Hi, Petunia, it’s me.” There is something in that voicemail that is so quintessentially my mom:

Thoughts on Filling Your Practice (When things feel uncertain) I’m hearing this question from many therapists now about their practice: “It’s not just me… right?” The calendar

Friday night at Networker: Ellyn and Pete connect with Developmental Model Colleagues and Trainees Reflections from the Psychotherapy Networker Symposium I’ve just returned from the Psychotherapy Networker

About thirty minutes into a regular weekly team meeting, I started losing my concentration. You might not know this, but there is a small team behind The
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