PsychAtWork Pro Mission: Connect, Explore and Share Resources for a Better Tomorrow

PsychAtWork Pro exists as a professional community and resource hub where clinicians come to reflect, learn, and evolve their craft. Our mission is to deepen the field’s understanding of narrative therapy’s effectiveness and to support practitioners in integrating expressive and evidence-informed interventions into their daily work. We believe that narrative therapy aids clients in transforming negative emotions and difficult feelings into clarity and growth by helping them re-author their own life stories and reclaim life-affirming stories that restore connection, agency, and resilience.

Through clinical manuals, expressive protocols, and reflective essays, PsychAtWork Pro provides practical tools for those working with complex adult clients across diverse therapeutic settings—including addiction therapy, eating disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse, learning disabilities, and trauma-related disorder symptoms. Drawing from narrative exposure therapy, re-authoring conversations, and other narrative techniques, our interventions help clients identify and externalize pain as a separate entity, cultivating emotional regulation and renewed meaning.

Our collaborative ethos bridges narrative therapy centre traditions with modern research—recognizing that narrative therapists and their clients co-create understanding rather than uncover an objective truth. Within this framework, stories are socially constructed, allowing new personal narratives to emerge from dominant narratives that once restricted growth. Informed by control group studies on symptom reduction, improved physical health, and enhanced immune system function, we continue to advocate for more research into how narrative therapy works alongside other therapies.

Founded by Cody Thomas Rounds, M.A.—licensed clinical psychologist, Editor-in-Chief of PsychAtWork Magazine, and national advocacy leader—PsychAtWork Pro unites science, creativity, and community. Cody’s philosophy bridges assessment and expression, reminding clinicians that every therapeutic approach and therapeutic relationship is an act of artistry: a dialogue that invites different perspectives, restores positive emotions, and honors each person’s life as a living narrative in motion.

Together, we explore the universal truth that stories heal. Through writing, supervision, and shared reflection, our clinician community cultivates professional depth and human connection—one story, one intervention, one re-authored life at a time.