We here at Superhero Therapy are so excited to announce that Dr. Scarlet’s upcoming book, Dark Agents is currently #1 in its category! Dark Agents is to be release in October 2019. Thank you to everyone that has pre-ordered this book.
In this episode of On the Couch, Carrie Kelley, one of Batman’s Robins, visits Dr. Scarlet to establish their identity.
Severus Snape visits Dr. Scarlet to confront his grief and reconnect with his heart.
Leia visits Dr. Scarlet as the rebels are fighting insurmontable odds.
Trigger Warning: Holocaust
My family and I are refugees. We moved to the United States to escape violence related to being Jewish. With the recent rise of Anti-Semitism, I was already feeling threatened. Last Saturday, an angry man with a gun claimed 11 lives of innocent elderly human beings, one of whom, Rose Mallinger, was a 97-year old Holocaust survivor. My heart shattered that day. Continue reading Surviving Real Life Horrors
We’re so honored to announce that Dr. Janina Scarlet has been recognized by the United Nations as the 2018 Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Award recipient. Way to go, Dr. Scarlet! This honor is very well deserved!
Wonder Woman is overwhelmed by political unrest and is experiencing empathic distress. She visits Dr. Scarlet to learn self-compassion so she can keep fighting the good fight for justice.
Ororo Munroe, “Storm” from the X-Men visits Dr. Scarlet to work on her fear of confined spaces (claustrophobia).
Many of us like talking about pop culture, whether it’s comics, TV shows, movies, books, or video games. For those of us in the mental health field (and for many outside of this field), it may be fun to occasionally speculate about a fictional character’s psychological perspective. Perspective taking can actually help foster empathy building and compassion toward others. However, diagnosing characters or people whom therapists have not evaluated in a session can be risky. Continue reading Mental Health Representation Matters
