Margaret Arnd-Caddigan

Margaret Arnd-Caddigan Margaret Arnd-Caddigan, PhD., LCSW, is Associate Faculty in the School of Social Work at East Carolina University. She is also Associate Faculty at the Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas, Co-director of the Greenville Psychoanalytic Study Group, and has a private practice in Greenville, North Carolina. She has published articles in peer-reviewed journals such as Families in Society, Psychoanalytic Social Work, and Clinical Social Work Journal, among others.

Dual Aspect Monism: Centering Psychotherapy on Mind

By Margaret Arnd-Caddigan on 7/23/19 - 11:52 AM

Psychotherapist Margaret Arnd-Caddigan argues that embracing Dual Aspect Monism with clients is the pathway to change.

Qualia and Quiddities in Psychotherap...

By Margaret Arnd-Caddigan

Intuitive Therapy

By Margaret Arnd-Caddigan

Afflicted with Affect

By Margaret Arnd-Caddigan

The Socially Awkward Therapist

By Margaret Arnd-Caddigan on 1/15/16 - 5:43 PM

Everybody knows: therapists are all crazy. Right? Where did this idea come from? For some of us, perhaps it’s our social skills. Some therapists can come off a bit . . . well . . . awkward in social situations. Perhaps you know a Socially Awkward Therapist (SAT)? SATs even find each other off-putting. I had a SAT friend who was talking about another therapist friend. “She’s unsettling.” He shrugs. His eyes drift down and to the right. I catch the glance. I automatically...