Sentences with phrase «strength as a therapist»

My greatest strength as a therapist and coach is that I have done and continue to do my own inner work.

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The therapist is seen as a warm human being whose task is to accept and affirm the wills of persons until they can develop strength in exercising their own wills.

The treatment provided by a physical therapist seeks to restore range of motion and strength, as well as restore proprioception at the ankle.

As a pediatric Occupational Therapist, I see and treat many issues in older babies, toddlers and children that likely started in early infancy - head shape problems, poor upper body and core strength, sensory processing challenges, and more.

When I was in clinical practice as a women's health physical therapist, I had the distinct advantage of being able to physically examine my patients to determine their level of pelvic floor strength and muscular control.

As physical therapist Gray Cook puts it, there's no sense in «adding strength to dysfunction.»

After you've healed, consider seeing a physical therapist, trainer, or Egoscue specialist to get your balance and strength assessed as well as your running and walking gait so that you're better fitted for proper, supportive footwear.

Jeff Cavaliere MSPT, CSCS served as both the Head Physical Therapist and Assistant Strength Coach for the New York Mets during the National League East Championship 2006, 2007 and 2008 seasons and coached some of the game's most accomplished players including future hall of fame pitchers Tom Glavine and Pedro Martinez, and perennial all - stars Carlos Delgado, Carlos Beltran, David Wright, Jose Reyes, and Billy Wagner to name just a few.

My goal as a yoga teacher and yoga therapist is to share the wisdom I've gained from my experiences and studies, and to guide students to a place of discovery, joy, peace, strength and healing within themselves.

Get customized accessory programming from a physical therapist who trains as hard as you do and understands your limitations to resolve nagging aches and pains, increase your strength, and help you train harder to reach your fitness goals.

As a trained physical therapist, I have spent a lot of time making sure that RBT protects your joints, while building lean muscle regardless your age, gender, strength level or fitness level.

I am a single women who works as a professional occupational therapist who enjoys helping others find their strengths to succeed.

It's an amazing cardiovascular exercise for any dog and, due to the therapist's ability to adjust so many variables, the underwater treadmill will continue to challenge your dog as he or she regains strength.

Thus, it indeed is a very good idea to place in all the strengths you have in it and make it imitate your outlook so that you can secure the job and get a great salary as a physical therapist assistant.

In my short time as a practicing personal trainer, I noticed novices who give general advice on the overall outcomes and didn't collaborate with mentors, strength coaches or physical therapists.

Professional Experience National Association Family Institute (Waterbury, CT) 8/2009 — Present Program Coordinator • Formulate and implement appropriate IEP goals while employing effective assessment techniques to record progress and develop data - driven prediction of instruction success • Produce creative and effective student accommodations, focusing on the integration of significant 1:1 time • Communicate effectively with speech / occupational / physical therapists on student progress, including areas of strength / weakness as well as behavioral and emotional considerations • Develop and leverage supportive relationships with parents to promote the creation of a 24/7 learning environment, including the organization and involvement in class trips to foster vocational skills

Using Gottman Method's Sound House Relationship, your therapist will discuss areas of strength in your relationship as well as areas of need.

As a therapist with clinical and life experience, who believes everyone has their own strengths, I work collaboratively with clients.

«My ultimate goal as a therapist is to help you learn to use your strengths as a person to achieve your goals in life.

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«I approach work as a therapist the same way I approach life, choosing to emphasize strengths over weakness and using positive reinforcement to endorse change.

I acknowledge the courage it can take to seek assistance, as a therapist I always focus on clients strengths.

As a therapist, I believe each person is unique and therefore has a specific set of strengths.

My goal as a therapist is to help individuals and couples clarify the type of lives they want to live, recognize strengths, identify obstacles, discover realistic solutions, and devise a plan to reach established goals.

My goal as your therapist will be to provide an open and accepting place where you can progressively build on your strengths and overcome that which holds you back.

As your therapist you can rely on the strength of our relationship as a vehicle for changAs your therapist you can rely on the strength of our relationship as a vehicle for changas a vehicle for change.

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

As the therapist, I will work with the inner strengths of those individuals and help them navigate their life to become their truest self.

The main strengths of the Gestalt approach to this work are its intense focus on the constructivist model of experience, the emphasis on working within the context of the problem, the position of the therapist as a facilitator of the process, the focus on general goals (presence and awareness, leading to better connections with others) rather than specific outcomes, and the emphasis on issues of shame as central to relational problems and their ultimate solutions.

My role as a therapist is to serve as a guide to help the client identify and express their needs and wants, as well as assist the client in recognizing their strengths and ability to cope, heal and grow.»

Every client possesses strengths and abilities and as a therapist I assist clients in recognizing their strengths and abilities to help affect positive change.

My job as therapist is to help them find ways to uncover their natural talents for joy, confidence, energy, strength, love and serenity.

The therapist can then help the client figure out how their personal strengths can be as useful as these superpowers.

As a therapist, I approach treatment from a strengths - based perspective and incorporate aspects of positive psychology (mindfulness, character strengths) into therapy.»

As a strength - based therapist, I believe that every person possesses the tools they need to find the solutions they seek.

The hope and strength Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy brings to the field of couples therapy and individual couples is truly transformative as well as personally exciting for me as a therapist and as a husband.

As a Certified Gottman Couples Therapist, all of my couples therapy work focuses on assessing the strengths and challenges in your relationship and giving you the practical tools you need to gain clarity and move forward.

They have to address that question, and they can address it together as a couple in the therapy, and it is one of the most beautiful, wonderful opportunities for the therapist to observe profound human strength and resilience and the beauty of what humans can spin out of tragedy.

My role as a therapist is to be a guide and to provide professional assistance and feedback in a supportive, non-judgmental way by helping you use your strengths to alleviate distress and achieve greater understanding.»

There are fabulous tools available to me as a therapist to assess your relationship as it is now, help you understand your unique partnership in basic system and personality terms, and help you enter the marriage more awake to your strengths and weaknesses.

As a Strengths Based and Solutions Focused therapist, my aim is to help you develop the tools necessary to meet your goals and live the kind of life you envision for yourself.

As a therapist with 23 years of experience, Marilyn believes in collaborating with her clients to open a personalized toolbox to reveal their strengths for healing and growth.

He states that his work as a marriage and family therapist is «to serve as an explorer and guide during the client's search for personal, spiritual, or emotional strength and awareness; offering insight and alternatives that will guide them by developing rich and meaningful relationships with self and loved ones.»

Many therapists approach their work holistically, using a «wellness» model (as opposed to an «illness» one) which highlights and encourages client's strengths.

I believe my role as a therapist is not to provide advice or solutions, but to help you find answers within yourself, recognize your strengths, and learn effective coping skills as you discover your true worth and potential.

I have worked hard to develop expertise as a therapist and continue on my own learning journey, but I don't approach therapy in a detached, all - knowing manner; I aspire to be a collaborative guide, using my knowledge as a map, but utilizing peoples» strengths while we work together to achieve stated goals.

Together, in collaboration with The Gottman Institute, they have created this research - based assessment tool for therapists to use with couples as a method for learning the strengths and challenges of a relationship, and to determine a treatment plan.

As an attachment - based therapist, I partner with individuals, couples, and families to safely navigate through their pain, hardship, and / or uncertainty, helping them access personal strength and hope along the way.

As a strengths - based therapist, I believe every person holds personal resources and attributes which help them navigate life.

In addition, the therapist is able to explain patterns, conflicts, and new perspectives to parents as means to develop a deeper understanding of their child's struggles as well as their strengths.