by Dr. Kelly Flanagan | Artisan Blog
Artisan Clinical Associates is seeking a full-time master’s- or doctoral-level therapist to work with adult individuals, couples, and families in a small, thriving, and collaborative outpatient therapy practice in Naperville, IL. The therapist will eventually carry a...
by Ben Andrews | Artisan Blog
Note: This article was written for the Humanitarian Disaster Institute (HDI) in response to COVID-19 and was originally published on Psychology Today. A portion of it is reposted here with the permission of HDI. A link to the full post can be found below. Though...
by Dr. Kelly Flanagan | Artisan Blog
If you are an existing client of Artisan, this is the place to get updates about how Artisan is approaching therapy sessions during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are new to us, we are glad you’re here, we recommend you complete the contact form on this page, and a...
by Rory Scher, LMFT | Artisan Blog
Dear [Still In Process] Self, Last time, you wrote to me about comparison (Click here for previous post). This time, I write to you about grief. You know it well. It comes along with endings. Small endings like the conclusions of books, days, and conversations. And...
by Ben Andrews | Artisan Blog
“If you could have dinner with any three people, living or dead, who would you choose?” Stampeding yet stumbling, my thoughts rushed forward, tripping over themselves in a hurried race to nowhere. I was a doctor, stumped by an ice-breaker. Of course, it wasn’t really...
by Rory Scher, LMFT | Artisan Blog
I love writing. And yet, at times, I’m afraid of it. A blinking cursor on a blank page is exciting. It’s the anticipation of what is about to be created. It’s that feeling of possibility. And yet, at times, I’m afraid of it, because a blinking cursor on a blank...
