Sentences with phrase «goal oriented therapist»

I am a solution focused & goal oriented therapist.

I am a very dedicated and goal oriented therapist.

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Esther Perel, therapist and author of Mating in Captivity: Unlocking Erotic Intelligence, believes goal - oriented North American couples who «merge» this way are killing the last of the mystery in their relationships — mystery needed to fuel desire over the long haul.

Kelley is an action oriented therapist who believes the therapeutic process is a partnership and works with clients to define and ultimately achieve their goals.

• Goal - oriented counselor and therapist with experience in the case management, records management, patient care, program planning, and treatment scheduling / planning.

As a genuine and authentic therapist whose approach is integrative, collaborative, and compassionate, but practical, firm, and goal oriented I offer strong skills in the facilitation of healing, empowerment, self - awareness, symptom management, and lifestyle changes.

«As a therapist, I create a safe and supportive environment in which a collaborative and goal - oriented relationship can develop.

«As a collaborative, outcome - oriented, and strength - based therapist, my goal is to help you lead a life and build relationships that are meaningful.

CBT is a goal - oriented therapy in which the client comes to the therapist with problems that they need help resolving.

Cognitive behavioral therapy is a goal - oriented, short - term treatment in which a therapist and client work collaboratively to solve the client's problematic thinking and behavior in order to resolve difficulties and change the client's negative emotions.

Kathleen is a spiritually - motivated, goal - oriented therapist.

This value - oriented approach views humans as inherently driven to maximize their creative choices and interactions in order to gain a heightened sense of liberty, awareness, and life - affirming emotions, and the therapist and person in therapy cooperate in order to set therapeutic goals and work to reach the established milestones that may help promote positive change.

We have selected a group of therapists that are ethical, kind and results oriented to help you meet your goals.

I would venture to say that many therapists are not so stuck in their ways as to be unwilling to try to accommodate clients, and they would rather keep the relationship with their clients by being more (or less) goal - oriented than lose them for mysterious reasons.

I appreciated that in the second part of your article, you encourage clients to take initiative and provide feedback to their therapists if they want sessions to be more focused and goal - oriented.

As a therapist I find myself taking my cues from the client, and I've actually had more than one experience which is the exact opposite of the one the client describes in your article: where I wanted to provide a more focused, goal - oriented therapy and the client's cues and responses to me all indicated that they were simply looking for a safe space to process things in an unstructured way.