Sentences with phrase «context of their individual therapy»

In the context of individual therapy, although the overall goal is to similarly move clients forward in a manner that improves their relationships outside the therapeutic context, in couple therapy this goal can be achieved more directly and intentionally.

Not exact matches

«However, given the prevalence of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation / suicide in the general population, and especially the adolescent population who may be candidates for isotretinoin therapy,» state AAD guidelines for the use of the acne medication, «the prescribing physician should continue to monitor for these symptoms and make therapeutic decisions within the context of each individual patient.»

Therapy sessions focus on understanding individuals» thoughts, feelings and behavior within the context of their families.

At Artisan Clinical Associates, I work with a wide range of individuals in various treatment contexts including individual therapy with adults and adolescents, marital / couple therapy, family therapy, and the evaluation of individuals who have immigrated to the U.S. and are seeking legal permanent residency.

In working with individuals and couples, as well as children and adolescents and their families, I have great appreciation for the importance of addressing developmental milestones across the lifespan.Whether adolescent identity or women's role conflicts, the client's understanding of both developmental challenges and cultural context is central to lasting positive therapy outcomes.»

Successful marriages are based upon a marriage triangle of three major factors — individual traits, couple traits, and personal and relationship contexts — according to Jeffry H. Larsen, Ph.D., in his «Marriage Preparation» brochure for the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

So, depending on the background and license of the therapist, therapy can focus on you as an individual and / or how you manage in the larger context of your relationships.

As Dr. Michael Herkov explains, family therapy views individuals» problems in the context of the larger unit: the family (2016).

Bischof & Helmeke (2003) advocate for treating serious individual problems in the context of couple's therapy.

Individual therapy can help you resolve emotional and interpersonal struggles within the context of your unique situation.

I work with children, teens, and adults in the context of individual, family, and couples therapy.»

Whether it is in the context of an evaluation, consultation, or individual therapy, my goal in working together is to discover new ways of overcoming challenges and to bring about a more balanced, mindful way of living.»

Family Therapy looks at the individual in the context of their relationships and social milieu rather than in isolation.

Similarly, issues you deal with in the context of couples counseling or individual therapy in a setting you believe to be confidential - can come back to haunt you in divorce court when the other side calls the therapist as a witness or subpoenas your therapy records and then hires an expert to put a damaging spin on what those records actually mean.

Family therapy addresses the context of each individual's life by examining the culture of the family.

The «practice of marriage and family therapy» is defined as the use of scientific and applied marriage and family theories, methods, and procedures for the purpose of describing, evaluating, and modifying marital, family, and individual behavior, within the context of marital and family systems, including the context of marital formation and dissolution, and is based on marriage and family systems theory, marriage and family development, human development, normal and abnormal behavior, psychopathology, human sexuality, psychotherapeutic and marriage and family therapy theories and techniques.

Group therapy is for a set of individuals with a common therapeutic aim to regularly come together and support one another in a facilitated group context.

Our conception of therapy in popular culture and everyday conversation is usually individual therapy, occasionally couples therapy and rarely group therapy (generally as a context for jokes).

Therapy relies on understanding the individual, interpersonal, and environmental context as well as the unique resources and needs of the family and its members.

If not criminal, is it at least a very mistaken, albeit common, practice to treat individuals without assessing the family context of the therapy client's life?

In the context of sex therapy, individuals and couples typically consult Nicolas to address concerns related to sexual desire (e.g., «Low libido,» discrepant levels of desire between partners), sexual pain (vaginismus, vulvodynia / provoked vestibulodynia), rapid or delayed ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, and anorgasmia.

She works with children, adolescents, and adults in the context of individual, couples, and family therapy.

Returning to the notion of the role of the therapist then, while in both cases the therapist is a resource for accessing, distilling, and expressing primary emotion, in the context of couple therapy the therapist has the opportunity to assess the individual / personal resources of each partner, as well as the resources of the relationship, and to use the relationship as a resource more directly.

This might be because we incorrectly assume therapy is only for individuals who suffer from mental health problems or, in the context of couples therapy, as a last resort to completely broken relationships.

In this context, as would be the case in both couple and individual therapy, as the client is «held» in this position of heightened and authentic / primary emotional experiencing, working models of self and other also are challenged, and the disparity between the current experience and that of earlier times (i.e., in this case, the scene in Italy with his mother) creates dissonance for the client.

Brigitte Lank, PhD, CSAT: «Sexual Addiction and Disordered Intimacy: Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment of Hypersexual Behavior in Couples Therapy» (June 2011) In this workshop, Dr. Lank discusses the assessment and diagnosis of hypersexual behavior and treatment in an individual and couples context.

Individual sessions with children and adolescents occur in the context of semi regular family involvement to ensure a team approach to therapy.

In 2001, Betty Carter & Monica McGoldrick two of the most - respected authors, teachers, and clinicians in the field of family therapy, published Advances in Coaching: Family Therapy with One Person, detailing 25 years of research into the theory and techniques of «coaching» individuals to change themselves in the context of their family of therapy, published Advances in Coaching: Family Therapy with One Person, detailing 25 years of research into the theory and techniques of «coaching» individuals to change themselves in the context of their family of Therapy with One Person, detailing 25 years of research into the theory and techniques of «coaching» individuals to change themselves in the context of their family of origin.

In a 1975 paper titled Family Therapy After Twenty Years, Bowen described his method of «coaching» (the quotation marks are present in the original) individuals to make changes in the context of the family they were born into and grew up in, with the goal of modifying the relationship system and reducing the level of chronic anxiety.

Summary: (To include comparison groups, outcomes, measures, notable limitations) This study describes inpatients involuntarily committed to a chemical dependency unit and exhibiting a co-occurring depressive disorder received either individual sessions of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) or treatment as usual (TAU) within the context of an ongoing 12 - step program.

The majority of the productive work is done by the individual, outside of therapy sessions, in the context of meaningful, long - term family relationships.

Part of how we help in couples therapy is in identifying these individual and cultural forces that reinforce notions that conservatize sex in the context of a long - term partnership.

The life of Salvador Minuchin (1921 ---RRB- offers a good example of the influence of family and social context in shaping individual identity — a central tenet of his Structural Family Therapy model.

In summary, the 4 days mirror the content of The KHU KIT and contains some theories and tools designed to help adults reflect on their own grief histories and processes; detailed information regarding each developmental stage and relating concept of death, grief response and appropriate way to provide support; factual information about the most common contexts of premature death in the Western Cape i.e. HIV and AIDS, TB, violence and road accidents, and the importance of and how to convey this in an age appropriate way; advice about how to support bereaved children including the practicalities of running grief and loss support groups; a range of simple physical therapies and techniques that can be used to de-stress and emotionally contain children and adults; specific examples of activities and exercises designed to facilitate particular group and individual processes including e.g. feeling depressed, isolated, angry; and, finally, resources for referral.

Having also completed a Foundation in Family Therapy whilst living in Brazil, Ayo is sensitive to the role relationships, culture and society play when it comes to our emotional wellbeing and seeks as much as possible to consider the broader context of the individual's life.

During individual therapy sessions, these tools are used in the context of the psychotherapeutic relationship.

Family therapy looks at individuals in the context of family.

While we have developed this integration of schema therapy and positive psychology elements for working with networks, the techniques are very flexible and can also be used in other contexts, such as individual, couples, and family therapy sessions.

These issues were focused on through the use of individual and family therapy as well as individual and family play therapy and within the context of upper and lower socioeconomic status, Caucasian, Black and Hispanic families.

Strategic family therapy combines a strategic approach to finding a constructive form of change for individuals within the individual's immediate social context — namely the family.

There are many times when an MFT will address an individual's mental health issues in the context of couples counseling and / or family therapy.

Psychodynamic family therapy - which, more than any other school of family therapy, deals directly with individual psychology and the unconscious in the context of current relationships - continued to develop through a number of groups that were influenced by the ideas and methods of Nathan Ackerman, and also by the British School of Object Relations and John Bowlby's work on attachment.

In summary, MFTs are licensed to diagnose and treat mental and emotional disorders within the context of individual, couples, family, and group therapy.