Deborah Yarock, MFT

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Deborah has degrees and training in integral counseling psychology, psychological process work, re-evaluation counseling, and extensive experience in all phases of addiction treatment. Since 1995, while teaching and mentoring pre-professionals in the field community mental health, Deborah expanded services by developing and running practicum sites. She has also created avenues to advance cultural competency, address stress and vicarious trauma, and encourage comprehensive grief support. Throughout her career, Deborah has respected and addressed the practical realities of life alongside deeper identity and soul-searching aspects of therapeutic work. To find out more about her psychotherapy practice, go to www.deborahyarockmft.com.
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Building Relational Trust: The Role of Optimal Stress in Psychotherapy

In order for psychotherapy to be truly effective, establishing a strong sense of trust within the therapeutic relationship is crucial. This trust hinges on the presence we embody, characterized by sensitivity, acceptance, and empathic attunement. With this kind of presence, clients can have a felt sense of being seen, accepted, and supported, but it is […]