The Pocket Psychologist

"This handy blog provides insights, advice and reflections on a variety of psychological issues from Dr. Paula Bruce, a clinical and forensic psychologist with a practice in Beverly Hills, CA."

http://www.thepocketpsychologist.blogspot.com/

Beyond the Therapist's Couch

David Ebaugh, LCSW explains: "I am a licensed psychotherapist and couples counselor here in Portland, Oregon. In addition to my private practice, I conduct free, introductory teleseminars and weekly, fee-based, teleseminars on the use of mindfulness and happiness principles in daily living, one moment at a time, breathing, noticing, thoughtfully living."

http://www.davelcsw.com/

The Compatible Therapist

Cousin of PPB affiliate, MyTherapistMatch.com, which aims to connect clients and therapists based upon results of a personality traits survey.


http://www.thecompatibletherapist.com/

Generally Thinking

From the site:

I’m Warren Davies, the owner and author of GenerallyThinking. I’m a master’s student in applied positive psychology at the University of East London, and I graduated from the same place last year with a first class bachelor’s in psychology.

This site is about people, how the mind works, why we do what we do, and how we can use this knowledge to get by a little better in life. There are three main sections of the site:

• The Main Psychology Blog – Understand your mind and other people
• The Positive Psychology Blog – What does science have to say about living a good life?
• The Psychology Study Guide – Get better grades on your psychology course

http://generallythinking.com/blog/

Eating Disorder Recovery Blog

Blog by Joanna Poppink, MFT.

http://jpoppink.com/index.php/joannas-blog

Will Baum, LCSW

New posts and home base for posts elsewhere from PPB ed., Will Baum, LCSW.

http://www.willbaum.com/blog/

Fxck Feelings

About the anonymous author:

"Dr. Lastname is the pseudonym of a psychiatrist and his not-MD writing partner. The good doctor believes his advice is right and your goal is probably wrong. This is because he has two (count'em) Harvard degrees (one in Latin) and you don't, and maybe also because he's gotten old and cranky treating many, many patients, both mentally ill and not particularly ill, under the "Thou Shalt Not Whine" sign in his office. His writing partner has been published in several pop culture magazines and an essay collection here and there. The doctor answers your questions, the writer puts them into words, and someday, they will reveal what their actual last names are."

http://www.fxckfeelings.com/