This article explains how a therapist's ability to read emotions, measured by the JeFEE test, is directly linked to their effectiveness. Higher scores correlate with positive client outcomes like better emotional regulation and a stronger therapeutic alliance. The text encourages therapists to use the test as a tool for identifying areas of improvement, rather than for self-judgment, and provides links to the test, further training, and additional educational resources on the

Instead of asking "how do counselors get more clients," this article argues for focusing on client retention. A thriving private practice depends more on keeping clients than chasing new referrals. Learn why tracking your average session count is a vital metric and how improving your clinical skills to increase client retention is the most effective way to build a sustainable caseload. This is the key to solving the "leaky bucket" problem and ensuring long-term success.

Before you label a man a "narcissist," try this. A guide for therapists on de-escalating blame and fostering real change in couples counseling.