The Dr. Phil Phenomenon: Where Good T.V. and Good Therapy Diverge

December 11th, 2010  |  

As Dana Udall-Weiner, PhD points out in a recent Psych Central blog post, the pop-culture counseling of the Dr. Phil show may make for good television, but it gives people a skewed sense of what to expect in a therapy session. Human beings are complex, and uncovering our troubles and truths is equally so. Clients sometimes “come to therapy for quick answers to overwhelmingly profound questions,” writes Udall-Weiner. This is not only realistic, but it may be that... Read More

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What is a Psychotherapy Process Oriented Group?

September 23rd, 2008  |  

What is a Psychotherapy Process Oriented group and how does it work? A process group usually consists of around eight people who meet regularly for the common purpose of finding out more about who they are and what it is perhaps that they would like to see change with in their personal lives and in their relationships with others. The life of a process group from the beginning to the... Read More