Sentences with phrase «relational therapeutic approach»

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We utilize a integrative approach that weaves together many therapeutic and bodywork modalities, including Somatic Experiencing ®, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Prenatal and Birth Psychology, applied Attachment Theory, Polyvagal Theory, Acupressure, Polarity Therapy, autonomic nervous system physiology, epigenetics, and relational neuroscience.

Kathy is also trained in Pragmatic Experiential Method for Couples and Relational Life Therapy - 2 additional therapeutic approaches to helping couples heal and establish vibrant fulfilling relationships.

Kim places importance in developing and maintaining strong and safe therapeutic relationships with clients, and mainly uses psychodynamic and relational approaches.

''» Evenings and Saturday Appointments * My therapeutic approach is primarily relational and psychodynamic.

Because I believe the most influential factor in affecting therapeutic change is the relationship between client and therapist, my approach is empathic, supportive, and collaborative informed by psychodynamic and relational frameworks.»

«My approach is highly strengths - based and relational; driven by the belief that a strong, engaging, trusting therapeutic relationship is essential in supporting people to move towards their personal goals.

I have extensive psychodynamic training and my therapeutic orientation is a synthesis of this background with cognitive - behavioral, interpersonal and relational approaches.

Her culturally sensitive therapeutic approach integrates insight - oriented and family systems perspectives with techniques selected from interpersonal and relational psychoanalysis, dialectical behavior therapy, and humanism.

My therapeutic approach is successful in addressing all types of mental health / mental illness concerns, especially: trauma, children and adolescents, stage of life concerns, mood disorders and disruptions (stress, depression, anxiety etc.), parenting, and relational issues.»

He's enjoyed a long time apprenticeship in narrative ideas and therapeutic practices and is presently developing a new «relational interviewing» approach to working with conflicted couple relationships.

Utilizing a number of therapeutic approaches such as CBT, Play Therapy, DBT, Sand Tray and more, we will collaboratively discover relational dynamics, behavioral patterns, or negative perceptions that may be holding clients back from experiencing a more meaningful life.

I have been trained and continue on - going training in Emotionally Focused Therapy which I believe is one of the most effective therapeutic approaches when addressing relational issues.

Using a relational, psychodynamic approach, he will consider strategies to develop the therapeutic relationship in order to help the client regain a sense of trust in others.

Drawing from a powerful «no bullshit» therapeutic approach I help couples make powerful insights, sustain lasting change, and integrate healthy new relational skills.

My therapeutic approach considers the whole person - body, mind and soul — and therapeutic concerns include stressful life interruptions, anxiety and depression, relational and spiritual concerns and longer term difficulties.

I approach my work as a therapist with relational and empathic listening, nonjudgmental exploration, interactive engagement, respectful challenge, and mutual participation in the therapeutic process.

I lean toward a relational, psychodynamic, and spiritual approach to the therapeutic process and provide a place to process the meaning of your experiences and help you reconstruct them to reduce barriers to your emotional health.»

His training was grounded in an existential - humanistic approach inspired by relational, psychodynamic, and experiential therapeutic philosophies