Sentences with phrase «couples therapeutic goals»

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«I am energetic, motivated and goal - oriented working with populations of all ages.I specialize in child / family therapy, family conflict, all types of relationship issues, couples therapy, women's issues and life management.I utilizie an eclectic therapeutic approach to assist you in achieving maximum results.»

My therapeutic goal is to create a welcoming, safe, non-judgmental environment where individuals and couples are able to identify, work through and resolve therapeutic issues.

«It's often said that every journey begins with the first couple of step.With this philosophy, I try to engage my clients in a therapeutic alliance to determine their own journey and the steps needed to reach the goals and destination that they have determined that best fit their needs.

This structured but basically integrated approach is deemed necessary, not only because different cultures «frame» trauma differently, but each individual couple presents with a unique set of strengths, challenges, therapeutic goals, and clinical needs.

Currently I work with individuals and couples to create a therapeutic alliance of trust and safety, to gain better insights about their life challenges, and to assist the clients in reaching their goals and connect better with their loved ones through improved communication patterns and increased intimacy.

«My therapeutic approach works with Individuals, couples and families seeking to have a more integrated way to live their lives while facing the challenges that can interfere with that goal.

Create a therapeutic contract with a couple, discuss and decide on goals and include a summary of the couple's strengths and areas that need improvement.

Create a therapeutic contract with a couple, discuss and decide on goals and include a summary of the couples strengths and areas that need improvement

The book covers issues such as establishing rapport with antagonistic partners; developing therapeutic goals; hosting conversations that reinvigorate the couple's good story; how, when, and whether to offer task assignments; addressing issues such as domestic violence; and how to bring therapy to a close, as well as many cogent and helpful transcripts.

Followers of attachment theory feel that an underlying «fear of abandonment» drives couples» conflicts, and the ultimate therapeutic goal is to create a warm, empathic experience, at least partly to make up for what the client missed the first time around.

In couples therapy, the clients and the therapist determine the goals for therapy and track goal attainment over time in order to ensure that the clients are achieving their relationship goals and maximizing the benefits from the therapy and the therapeutic approach.

Within a supportive and safe atmosphere, I work with individuals, couples, and families to set and achieve their therapeutic goals.»

Currently I work with couples to create a therapeutic alliance of trust and safety, to gain better insights about their life challenges, and to assist the clients in reaching their goals and connect better with their loved ones through improved communication patterns and increased intimacy.

The therapeutic goal is to train both partners in the behavioral and communications skills used naturally by happy couples, rather than get in the middle and do the work for them.

I implement a variety of therapeutic techniques, along with resources, assessment tools and homework assignments to assist couples in achieving their counseling goals.

The couple may set therapeutic goals with the guidance of the therapist and develop a plan for therapy so each person knows what to expect.

She endeavours to integrate scientific knowledge and a warm, compassionate therapeutic relationship to help individuals and couples meet their personal needs and goals.

My goal is to provide a safe, heartfelt, and scientifically - based therapeutic environment so individuals and couples can heal and transform their relationships.

Termination of therapy will most likely occur at a mutually agreed upon time when the couple's therapeutic goals have been reached.

His coined catchphrases «couple bubble» and «secure functioning» refer to the therapeutic stance and goals of PACT.

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.

I offer therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families who are seeking a safe and comfortable environment to discuss their current obstacles and goals.