Monica and WIlliam Nicoll

Monica Nicoll, Ph.D., brings 30 years of experience to her mental health counseling practice. Monica has authored two children’s books on resilience and serves as an adjunct professor in counseling. William Nicoll, Ph.D., has 50 years of experience in the mental health and education fields. A retired professor of counseling, he has provided counseling services in schools, agencies, private practice and corrections settings. Togethery they own Resilience Counseling & Training Center in North Conway. (COURTESY PHOTO)

Mark Twain once said, “The problem is never that we know too little, but rather that we know so much that just ain’t so!”

This observation is particularly applicable today regarding our understanding of, and approaches to, mental health issues. A tidal wave of research evidence now indicates that many of our diagnostic assumptions and treatment methods are not only mistaken, but often may cause or exacerbate the very problems they are intended to resolve.

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