Abbie Yadon, LPCC LLC

These guys stay on payroll because an overwhelming number of fully grown adults said they felt safer during their very f...
04/17/2026

These guys stay on payroll because an overwhelming number of fully grown adults said they felt safer during their very first session knowing Mario and Yoshi were here.

10/08/2025

Therapy isn’t free-form speech—it’s licensed, evidence-based health care. What the Court decides in Chiles v. Salazar could redefine that distinction.

Read the full Axios article, featuring APA's head of practice, Dr. Lynn Bufka: https://at.apa.org/e22199

10/07/2025

In the late 1980s, Beth Thomas, a six-year-old girl from the United States, became known to the public through a series of taped therapy sessions with Dr. Ken Magid. Beth had endured severe neglect and abuse in her early years at the hands of her biological parents, leading to extreme behavioral issues. By the time she was adopted, her trauma had manifested in violent and aggressive tendencies. Her new adoptive parents were so alarmed by her behavior — including threats to harm them and their younger son — that they resorted to locking her in her room at night for safety.

Recognizing the depth of Beth’s psychological wounds, Dr. Magid recommended in 1989 that she be temporarily removed from the home to receive intensive therapy in a more controlled environment. She was placed under the care of a therapist who specialized in children with reactive attachment disorder (RAD). Away from the family setting, Beth began to make remarkable progress. Through a structured program that addressed both her emotional detachment and her violent impulses, she gradually learned to trust, form attachments, and express empathy — crucial steps in healing from the early deprivation she had suffered.

Now an adult, Beth Thomas has turned her past into a platform for awareness and advocacy. She became a registered nurse and began speaking publicly about her experiences, aiming to educate others about childhood trauma, RAD, and the importance of early intervention. Her journey, documented in the 1990 documentary *Child of Rage*, remains one of the most powerful examples of a child’s ability to recover from unimaginable harm. Today, she is both a survivor and a guide for families navigating similar paths.

10/03/2025

Healing isn’t only about reducing pain — it’s about reclaiming pleasure, spontaneity, and life itself.

Tomorrow, discover how to help clients move toward a fuller sense of aliveness in a free broadcast of Module 4 of Mastering the Treatment of Trauma.

Broadcasts start tomorrow (10/3) at: 9am, 1pm, 5pm, 8pm, 11pm EST

Sign up free to watch tomorrow! ➡️ https://www.nicabm.com/program/mastering-the-treatment-of-trauma-4/?del=10.2.25FBPost3

09/30/2025
09/21/2025

Note: A hardcover copy of the book will be delivered the week of Sept 23 (U.S. address). A digital copy provided for international recipients.

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