by: Chelsea Glover-Jordan, LCSW-C, LICSW As I casually scrolled through my social media feed, I came across a stitched video of a local news broadcast highlighting the question, are therapists responsible for people going “no contact” with their parents and other “close” family members. Now, coincidentally as a therapist and as a woman who has gone “no contact” with a chosen few family members for various reasons, the take of the original poster peaked my interest. The origin
By: Chelsea Glover-Jordan, LCSW-C, LICSW According to Positivepsychology.com “Narrative therapy empowers individuals to reshape their life stories, emphasizing strengths and values to overcome challenges”. As a clinician who has used narrative therapy to reshape and refuel my own narrative, I find it empowering when working with the populations and communities I serve. In particular, Black women can benefit tremendously from narrative therapy. There is no secret about it. Bl
