Sentences with phrase «as therapy clients»

Men aren't looking for women who project negative energy, have self - esteem issues, or are looking to take a woman on as a therapy client.

As a systems therapist, incest survivor, and recovering alcoholic, I've lived through several stages of our culture's attempt to come to terms with child sexual abuse — as a victim in the silent 1950s; as a therapy client in the oblivious 1960s and 1970s; and as a psychotherapist in the 1980s and 1990s, when once - dismissed accounts of abuse filled my therapy practice (and my television screen) only to be partly discredited within the decade during another swing of the cultural pendulum.

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Consider approaching your social media use as you would approach a diet, says Kat Glick, the director of quality and compliance at Talkspace, an online therapy platform where she also counsels clients.

We all know relationships can be messy and, as I wrote in When Financial Therapy is the Answer for Married Clients, money is an emotionally charged issue.

In the 1950s, as books from Carl Rogers came on the scene, serious - minded pastors and theological students devoured his Client - Centered Therapy and learned from it some crucial lessons.

It is the case of Mrs. Oak, reported by Professor Carl Rogers as an example of the successful use of client - centered therapy at the research clinic which Dr. Rogers directed for many years at the University of Chicago.6

A corollary of client - centred therapy is the recognition that good interpersonal relationships depend upon the understanding and acceptance of the other as a separate person, «operating in terms of his own meanings, based on his own perceptual field.»

In this same connection Rogers discusses the possibility that the real essence of therapy is not so much the clients memory of the past, his explorations of problems, or his admission of experiences into awareness as his direct experiencing in the therapy relationship.

The process of therapy is, by these hypotheses, seen as being synonymous with the experiential relationship between client and therapist.

Interpretation, the key method of analytical therapies, is rejected as a counterproductive mind - game by which therapist and client both avoid experiencing the «now» fully.

For a discussion of this concept see his most definitive theoretical statement, «A Theory of Therapy, Personality, Interpersonal Relationships, as Developed in the Client - centered Framework,» Psychology: A Study of a Science, Sigmund Koch, ed.

(26) As I reflect on the ups and downs in my counseling relationships through the years, I can resonate to Jung's observation that one can recognize effective therapy by the fact that both the therapist and the client change and grow.

As James Bugental puts it, the main task of existential therapy is to correct clients» distorted perceptions of themselves and others, which arose in an attempt to block awareness of existential anxiety, and thereby help them «accept the responsibilities and opportunities of authentic being in the world.»

As a nutrition therapy practitioner and fitness coach, Emily Schromm works with many clients who are experiencing the signs and symptoms of adrenal dysfunction.

With a caring, supportive, strengths - based focus, and a touch of humor, Colleen uses a variety of approaches and interventions such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Play Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness and Harm Reduction Strategies in order to help clients achieve their goals, feel empowered and realize their full potential.

Dr. Yellin believes that therapy works best when the client and therapist have a collaborative relationship as they explore thoughts and feelings and work towards solutions, and uses a combination of scientific data along with humor to help people achieve change.

An avid learner, she loves bringing the newest research in neuroscience into the therapy room as she work with clients to change old patterns and cultivate new ways of being and thriving.

Using the words of her own family therapy clients, Pipher pinpoints what we lose as individuals, as families, and as a culture, when we lose our connection to family.

Participants will learn to use selected art techniques as intervention tools to help clients learn and practice more adaptive patterns of feeling as part of the process of play therapy.

It covers canine assist therapy and many interventions for use with individual and group clients on a broad spectrum of subjects such as bullying and trauma.

Participants will learn to use selected art techniques as intervention tools to help clients learn and practice more adaptive patterns of behaving as part of the process of play therapy.

In fact, Jenel Chesley, one of Yakus» clients, describes her hypnosis experience as oddly similar to regular old therapy.

I also have a more holistic approach to working out too; I train my clients with a bit of spiritual therapy, which isn't about just coming for physical training but mind and spirit training as well.»

As a certified health educator (CHES) and a registered dietitian (RD) with a background in exercise physiology, she also runs a private practice facility focusing on holistically treating each client individually combining medical nutrition therapy, exercise prescription and behavior modification techniques.

I distinctly recall locking myself in the patient therapy bathroom (where we taught clients to use adaptive toilet equipment as part of their rehab) because it was the closest one to my desk.

Yet, as we will argue in this article, focusing too narrowly on yoga therapy as treatment will cause us to overlook key characteristics of the clients most likely to seek out yoga therapy.

Our caring experts are only a telephone call away to help clients who have questions or concerns as they are going through our treatment protocol and have all the correct answers to settle a person's mind if they are questioning anything about therapy.

Plus, in the last few years, I have been able to combine my understanding of physical medicine as a physical therapist with my skill as a functional nutritionist (just a few months away from achieving my doctorate in the field) to see how to use the best of physical and manual therapy, nutritional biochemistry, and lifestyle medicine to support my clients to heal from complex hormonal imbalances, pain conditions, functional brain issues, and autoimmune issues.

He became interested in infrared sauna therapy in 2003 as a detoxification method for his clients.

He became interested in infrared sauna therapy in 2003 as a detoxification method for his clients doing nutritional detoxification.

I'd love to personally guide you as a Nutritional Therapy client, share my favorite ways to save some serious bills on healthy food, or provide you with nutrition info and yummy real food recipes on the blog!

This is why testing is so imperative and why doctors analyze and strategically structure every hormone replacement therapy program for clients; to make sure they get the best results possible as safely as possible.

The doctor will have the client's information including blood work, exam and medical history in order to make the best conclusion as to how to reach their hormone replacement therapy goals in the safest, quickest and most efficient manner.

With a BS in Statistics, Susan approaches her passion of nutrition therapy analytically, working with each individual client as a puzzle to be solved.

As further illustration, Warren recalled one client who, like many others, «struggled with restlessness and rapid thought cycling,» to the degree that these issues were getting in the way of her being able to focus in therapy groups and treatment.

Questioned about the effectiveness of the book, I mentioned therapy clients with whom I worked as we developed the material in the book and after it was published.

Art therapy students fine - tuned their observation skills, learned to see clients as individuals rather than as a specific classification, and expanded their knowledge of the range of art therapy strategies.

Thirdly, many, even religious clients, are reluctant to bring up their religious considerations as part of secular therapy (Worthington, 1989).

Clients will be pleased to discover all this pet hospital has to offer, including: soft tissue and orthopedic surgery, dentistry, ultrasound, digital radiology, laser therapy, as well as preventative and diagnostic internal medicine.

The Pet Therapy program focuses on the interaction between the client (such as a patient or student) and the certified animal.

A ferret's first veterinary visit should, therefore, involve arming the client with knowledge, such as a ferret care book that details what «could» happen and sample treatment plans of periodontal therapies, to allow the client to prepare financially for future care.

We strive to provide compassionate state - of - the - art veterinary dermatology therapies tailored to the needs of the pet and client in a modern medical facility which is designed to treat pets as efficiently and comfortably as possible.

Doylestown Veterinary Hospital now offers homeopathy as part of its focus on offering clients a choice of holistic pet care therapies.

This includes creating a comfortable salon environment that minimizes the stress put on an animal, offering ancillary services such as hydro - massage therapy and aromatherapy, and even acting as a nutrition consultant to teach clients how they can use proper nutrition to care for their pet's skin and coat from the inside out.

All forms of Massage Therapy for pets will be offered in conjunction with our Rehabilitation & Therapy Program as prescribed by our Veterinarians and also offered to all of our Luxury Pet Resort clients as a relaxation service.

«With our training, we can now provide more effective therapies as well as body work and manipulation while the horse is here and send the client home with better aftercare instructions than we have the past,» says Schnabel.

We offer a variety of services to our clients and community such as preventive medicine, vaccinations, internal medicine, dermatology, laser therapy, cardiology, surgery, digital radiography, dentistry, and in - house blood analysis.

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Injuries such as those that our client sustained often require physical therapy and / or surgery.

As recommended, our client was seen by his physician and was told to go through three months of physical therapy to help with his recovery.