Mary Katherine Lance, is a second year master’s student at the University of Kentucky in its Couple & Family Therapy Program. She is an intern therapist and a Student member of AAMFT. Lance is working on her thesis, currently entitled “And Still I Rise: The Lived Experience of Hope During Recovery from Substance Use Disorder.”
Other articles
Couple Connectedness and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in unprecedented global morbidity and mortality, with mental health effects being an increasing concern, and specific threats within the family context (Prime & Wade, 2020).
Eman Tadros, PhD, Eunice Gomez, Megan Dudek, and Kalyna Brumfield
In Defense of (Very) Long-term Therapy
The truth may be that time, and lots of it, is a necessary condition for the healing of broad and very deep wounds from childhood.
Renee B. Lonner, MSW
Relationship Rebalancing: A New Framework for Effective Communication
In 2020, life as we knew it was turned upside down by COVID-19. Everyone, worldwide, has felt at least somewhat off balance. Relationships have been especially impacted as the sense of normalcy, established routines, rituals, and reasonable certainty about the future were disrupted.
Lauren Kahn, MSW