Sentences with phrase «therapy creates a safe»

Couples therapy create a safe and neutral space for you and your partner to explore your relationship.

Through my own personal and professional life experiences, I have discovered that building a supportive relationship through therapy creates a safe place to explore life struggles, understand difficult issues, develop new skills, enrich relationships, and work through situations to lead a more authentic life.»

«Proper use of the here - and - now during therapy creates a safe laboratory, a comfortable arena in which patients can take risks, reveal their darkest and brightest selves, hear and accept feedback, and — most important of all — experiment with personal change.»

Family therapy creates a safe environment for everyone in the home (and sometimes an extended family member) to express their thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment.

Johnson's attachment - based emotionally focused therapy creates a safe haven / secure base therapeutic alliance as the heart from which emotion regulation and secure bonds with others and self are shaped.

Not exact matches

From preschool - age children to teenagers, we have created a safe space and implemented techniques that will make all feel welcome and comfortable while receiving therapy.

However, Teen Therapy Center has a staff of motivated and caring professionals who dedicate themselves to reaching out to your teenager and creating a safe and comfortable environment for him or her to grow and mature into a healthy adult.

Through the therapy, couples will be able to create safe and constructive strategies for effective communication.

Washington University chemist Karen L. Wooley created Knedels, synthetic nanometric cagelike polymer structures that mimic viruses and could be developed into a safer delivery system for gene therapy.

Finally, the strategy described here may be a valuable tool for creating safer patient - specific cells and thus could have major implications for future cell therapy.

Therapy is a safe space for men who grew up with absent dads (most of us) to process the loss we've suffered, whether we realize it or not, and to create a new, healthy definition of what it means to be a man.

The JHW school campus and facility are two separate entities working together to create an environment where students can be safe, receive therapy, and continue their education.

The Bell County campus and facility are two separate entities working together to create an environment where students can be safe, receive therapy, and continue their education.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE REGINA CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER, Susanville, CA (11/2010 to Present) Special Education Teacher Assistant • Provide support to lead special education teacher in developing lesson plans and imparting education • Supervise students with special needs on a constant basis to ensure that they are safe and settled • Prepare learning materials specific to each student's special needs and abilities • Encourage students to communicate by dealing with them in a gentle manner • Assist students during in - school therapy sessions • Recognize when students are distressed and attempt to assist them out of their situations • Look after students physical needs such as feeding and toileting • Supervise students during lunch and play times • Assist students with mobility needs such as lifting and positioning them or helping them in and out of wheelchairs and adaptive equipment • Create and maintain student records and ensure that they are kept safe and confidential • Provided support in evaluating students» progress and need for additional care and created correlating reports

Emotionally Focused Therapy is a brief therapy model for most couples and one that necessitates a clear commitment from a therapist to supporting healthy relationships, creating a safe haven in the therapy sessions for the couple, the ability to be with each person's intense emotions, reactivity, and distress, to help a couple identify the patterns they are stuck in along with barriers to fulfilling connection and intimacy, and the ability to be open to feedback and adjustment to unique client needs along tTherapy is a brief therapy model for most couples and one that necessitates a clear commitment from a therapist to supporting healthy relationships, creating a safe haven in the therapy sessions for the couple, the ability to be with each person's intense emotions, reactivity, and distress, to help a couple identify the patterns they are stuck in along with barriers to fulfilling connection and intimacy, and the ability to be open to feedback and adjustment to unique client needs along ttherapy model for most couples and one that necessitates a clear commitment from a therapist to supporting healthy relationships, creating a safe haven in the therapy sessions for the couple, the ability to be with each person's intense emotions, reactivity, and distress, to help a couple identify the patterns they are stuck in along with barriers to fulfilling connection and intimacy, and the ability to be open to feedback and adjustment to unique client needs along ttherapy sessions for the couple, the ability to be with each person's intense emotions, reactivity, and distress, to help a couple identify the patterns they are stuck in along with barriers to fulfilling connection and intimacy, and the ability to be open to feedback and adjustment to unique client needs along the way.

Play Therapy works best when a safe relationship is created between the therapist and client, one in which the latter may freely and naturally express both what pleases and bothers them.

Therapy helps because you ideally feel both safe and seen, and this is what creates secure attachment.

'' «My main goal in therapy is empowering clients and creating safe space.

My goal in therapy is to create a safe place where clients feel supported to do the challenging work of self - exploration that leads to psychological change.

«I approach therapy through creating a safe and supportive space in which a strong therapeutic relationship can form.

While it's not uncommon for people to feel nervous beginning therapy, I am dedicated to creating a safe, warm, positive space where sensitive information can be shared and accepted.»

I feel that the relationship between therapist and client is the most important part of therapy and, to that end, I work to create a safe and warm environment for my clients.»

'' * ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS * As a marriage and family therapy associate, I collaborate with my clients to create a safe and supportive environment.

My natural approach to therapy is to create a safe and non-judgmental environment by providing empathy and developing trust.

During therapy, Stephanie creates a safe and open environment where her clients can feel comfortable exploring their troubles, behaviors, and emotions.

«Throughout my clinical training and subsequent clinical experiences, I have found that the most fundamental function of therapy is to create a safe, supportive environment for the client's experiences.

I believe therapy is a collaborative process and I will work with you to create a safe, non-judgmental, trusting atmosphere.

So by focusing on emotion and the safe haven, Johnson wound up creating a revolution in couples therapy.

Since successful therapy depends on a strong relationship between client and therapist, my first priority is nurturing that bond by creating a safe and supportive environment.

I use a strengths - based and client - centered approach to therapy and work to create a safe and supportive place that fosters resilience for each client.

Group therapy aids in creating safe healthy bonds with others who share similar issues.

Play therapy is therefore necessary, both to create a safe environment in which to learn better coping skills and behaviors, and in providing the models upon which they are built.

The therapy programme focuses on the emotional connection of every relationship by de-escalating conflict, creating a safe emotional connection, and strengthening bonds between partners.

It is a counselling program and facilitators need to have an understanding of cognitive behaviour therapy as well as an understanding of the importance of attachment and how it is related to creating a safe environment.

«My approach to therapy is to create a safe environment where persons can address their emotional and mental health issues and to have the counselor walk with them through their present brokenness towards hope, wholeness, and redemption.

I approach therapy from a place of compassion and acceptance and I believe in the power of safe, trusting relationships to create change.

Through an integral treatment approach to therapy, utilizing treatments grounded in Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), psychoanalysis and interpersonal principles, I strive to create a safe atmosphere, fostering trust within the therapeutic relationship.

I can create a safe environment for you and your partner to honestly and openly discuss the problems that you wish to address in therapy.

Unlike typical (play) therapy, which is client - centered, individual child therapy at FCFC is more Therapist's directed to create a safe container that allows the emotions connected to one's complex trauma to not dictate the session; but rather to be expressed, processed, reframed, integrated and released.

Therapy provides a safe, honest place for people to explore their problems, collaborate to create solutions, and ultimately feel better.

It helps if the therapist maintains the structured and systematic approach of Filial Therapy, i.e. creating a safe context that facilitates attachment security and emotional regulation.

In therapy, I have a heart for creating inviting spaces where my clients feel safe and affirmed in being where they are — and exploring together the possibilities for growth and healing.

Heights Family therapy strives to create a safe place to discover different emotions and allow for healthy expression of feelings.

She believes therapy can create a safe space for an individual or a family to explore relational issues.

In therapy sessions, Angela creates a safe space for you to begin your healing journey through attunement and exploration of how you experience the world around you.

Therapists take a directive role by creating a safe therapeutic environment, then implementing cognitive - behavioral interventions through experiential methods (art therapy, play therapy, sand tray, bibliotherapy, role play, drama, relaxation).

With couples, I use a process called Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, which is grounded in our fundamental need for connection and which helps couples explore blocks and negative cycles which prevent them from creating a safe and secure bond.

The therapist should get only the basics at first, and once a safe place is created in therapy, allow the couple to get into the «dirty details.»

Imago Relationship Therapy believes that individuals are wounded in relationship that results in trigger points and frozen needs, and that healing of both the individual and the relationship happen in learning how to create emotionally safe connection.

In this two - day experiential training, we will create a safe environment together to explore specific ways to tailor EFT skills and interventions to better address the impact that addiction has on the couple therapy process.