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Gestalt Psychotherapy - Articles
PsychoTherapy Networker & IITAP: From Isolation to Connections
by
Chuck
Posted
Tue 16 Sep 2008 4:56am
Two Meetings, both with similar themes and with many innovative new directions:
International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionalsin Scottsdale - hosted by recovery luminary and international addiction expert Pat Carnes PhD, and his remarkable team, and -
Psychotherapy Networker >3000 attendees at the Shoreham in DC - host ...
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Diabetes management may be helped by psychotherapy
by
GoToSee
Posted
Fri 21 Nov 2008 1:55pm
People who are diagnosed with having type 1 diabetes and struggling to control it could find help in managing their condition by implementing psychotherapy techniques, according to the latest research from British researchers.
Psychotherapy methods such as cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) and motivational enhancement therapy could aid psycho ...
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Is phone psychotherapy more effective?
by
GoToSee
Posted
Wed 24 Sep 2008 12:23pm
Telephone psychotherapy sessions are becoming more commonplace and new research suggests it may be more effective that face-to-face appointments.
The study showed that patients are less likely to drop out of their psychotherapy treatment when talking to their psychotherapist over the phone than those who attend a session in person.
According ...
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Psychotherapy With Dr. K.
by
Donna
Posted
Wed 01 Oct 2008 10:31pm
I don't know, it just made me giggle when it it said Dr. K., Psychotherapist on the door to her office. Of course that's what she is, but it tickeled me nonetheless. :)
The session went fine. The doctor immediately dove into my family history. She was probing for substance abuse, of which there is plenty between my Dad and my first husband. ...
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Does Long-Term Psychotherapy Work?
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Dr. Hal S.
Posted
Sun 23 Nov 2008 8:20pm
In the age of managed care, long-term psychotherapy has become a dinosaur. Managed-care prefers short-term treatment. Now there is research that shows the effectiveness of long-term psychotherapy.
The APApractice.org had this very informative article entitled “Research Finds Psychoanalysis Effective for Patients with Complex Mental Disorder ...
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Psychotherapy reduces hospital admission for bipolar sufferers
by
GoToSee
Posted
Fri 12 Dec 2008 1:20pm
Bipolar disorder patients who receive group psychotherapy may be able to reduce their risk of hospital admissions for mood related episodes, according to the latest research from the US.
Psychotherapy is an alternative medicine, complementary therapy and natural health method that can help with a variety of mental health problems.
Psychothe ...
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Psychotherapy has as at its root ...
by
Dr. Sari Shepphird
Posted
Thu 21 May 2009 11:22pm
Psychotherapy has as at its roots a basic premise that one' s personality, behaviors, and character traits are malleable, rather than fixed. Certainly, treatment of eating disorders champions the notion that behavior can be changed, that new habits and patterns can be formed.
Turns out, we are on the right track. Recent research indicates th ...
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8 Reasons You Might Benefit from Family of Origin Style Psychotherapy
by
Lisa K. MFT
Posted
Thu 19 Nov 2009 10:00pm
Family of origin style psychotherapy (or “family of origin work” as it’s often referred to) is rooted in how the past negatively impacts the present – and the future. The idea is that sometimes people get stuck in old, unhelpful belief systems coming from long ago during a time when this thinking made sense considering the [...]
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