The GoodTherapy.org Team is pleased to announce the release of GoodTherapy.org Version 3.0, our updated and highly improved website and therapist directory. The Team has been working on GoodTherapy.org V.3.0 for over a year and is excited to introduce all the upgraded features of the new system. It’s taken much longer than anticipated to finalize V.3.0 and we appreciate all the patience our members have shown in waiting for its release. GT 3.0 includes:

• More appealing and attractive design
• Updated Member’s Area
• Easier to register and cancel participation in Free CEU events
• Downloadable CEU certificates
• Archives of all past recorded events for your listening pleasure
• A more powerful search function for potential clients
• Optional “Verified Credentials Seal” added to your profile
• Redesigned Membership Seal for your promotional material or website
• Redesigned Search Results Page
• Redesigned Profile Page complete with maps to your office, optional video and audio clips, and other goodies
• Secure Online Messaging Center to view emails from Potential Clients
• Online Profile Stats Tracking, to track how potential clients are finding and contacting you

The best part about GoodTherapy.org V.3.0 is that it is designed with search engine optimization in mind and includes the latest technology which will enable GoodTherapy.org to rise even higher in the search engine results.

We hope you love the new website as much as we do. Enjoy!

The GoodTherapy.org Team

© Copyright 2009 by http://www.GoodTherapy.org Therapist Naperville Bureau - All Rights Reserved.

Dear Members and Visitors to GoodTherapy.org,

Today a virtual gathering of 92 GoodTherapy.org Members enjoyed the first teleconference in our 2009 Teleconference Series: ‘The Power of Undefended Love’presented by Marlena Lyons, Ph.D. & Jett Psaris, Ph.D. Big ‘thank yous’ to Jett & Marlena for presenting on their work with Undefended Love.

Jett Saris, Ph.D. and Marlena Lyons, Ph.D are co-founders of the Conscious Living Center, a counseling and workshop center in the San Francisco Bay Area. They have been leading seminars and retreats which guide couples and individuals to cultivate the capacity for undefended love since 1990.

Marlena has been in private practice specializing in relationship issues since 1979. Jett came to the field of psycho-spiritual work in 1988, after a decade in business as an executive in several high-profile companies.

Through their work together, they have gone beyond researching the reasons why people have failed to create exceptional relationships and have developed a unique approach to accelerate personal and relationship development to allow individuals to connect with themselves and each other in an undefended and open way.

Jett and Marlena have authored a wonderful book together, Undefended Love, and they offer many different workshops, including a Foundation Course on Undefended Love, which begins February 7th & 8th. In addition to their work in Undefended Love, Jett and Marlena are branching out into the realm of MidLife material and they have an upcoming book, Taking the Midlife Leap, One Step at a Time. Both Jett and MarLayNa are in private practice and offer sessions in person, over the phone and by Skype. For more information about Jett and MarLayNa, their books, their workshops, or their practices you can find their website address here: Undefended Love

Thanks again to Jett and Psaris and all of you who attended today’s event,
Noah :)

Noah Rubinstein, LMFT
Executive Director

http://www.GoodTherapy.org

© Copyright 2009 by http://www.GoodTherapy.org Therapist Laguna Beach Bureau - All Rights Reserved.

Dear Members and Visitors to GoodTherapy.org,

Today the GoodTherapy.org Team and many GT members enjoyed the fourth event in our Fall Teleconference Series: The Seceret Lives of Men presented by Christopher Blazina, Ph.D. Big thank yous to Chris for presenting on the secret lives of men and his insights into working with men in therapy.

Christopher is a licensed psychologist who has published dozens of scholarly articles about the psychology of men and masculinity and is the author of the academic text The Cultural Myth of Masculinity. He holds a doctorate degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of North Texas and has been a professor at the University of Houston and Tennessee State University.

Christopher’s recently released self-help book, “The secret lives of men: What men want you to know, about love, sex, and relationships” Is a wonderfully intuitive, enjoyable, and insightful read for therapists and nonprofessionals alike. You purchase Chris’s book on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other bookstores. This January Chris begins a brand new, nationally syndicated, radio show, The Secret Lives of Men, on the Voice America network which draws over 4 million listeners to his featured time slot. You can get more information about how to tune into Chris’s radio show by going to Chris’s website in January: www.thesecretlivesofmen.com

Thanks to all of you who attended today’s event,
Noah :)

Noah Rubinstein, LMFT
Executive Director

http://www.GoodTherapy.org

© Copyright 2008 by http://www.GoodTherapy.org Therapist San Francisco Bureau - All Rights Reserved.

Dear Members and Visitors to GoodTherapy.org,

Today the GoodTherapy.org Team and many GT members enjoyed the first event in our Fall Teleconference Series: ‘Walking The Healing Walk with Power’ presented by Judith Barr, LMHC. Big “thank yous” to Judith for presenting to GoodTherapy.org members her very important work on healing the abuse of power in our world. It was a unique and supportive gathering that gave participants room to reflect, explore, and share with each other how each of us has been impacted by the recent political and economic events. Read the rest of this entry

© Copyright 2008 by http://www.GoodTherapy.org Therapist Rolling Hills Estates Bureau - All Rights Reserved.

Dear Members and Visitors to GoodTherapy.org,

Today the GoodTherapy.org Team was pleased to experience the fourth teleconference in our Spring into Summer Teleconference Series: ‘Rage and the Therapist’ presented by Ruth King, MA. Big “thank yous” to Ruth for presenting to GoodTherapy.org members her very important work on healing rage. To support those of you who attended today’s teleconference and who may have more questions or would enjoy having a forum to discuss Ruth’s methods, we created this blog entry to serve as a forum where you can post your questions, leave comments, and engage in a dialogue about it. Please feel welcome to join us in the discussion. First, a little more about Ruth King and her book:

Ruth King is a respected voice on transforming rage. A July 2007 Opera Magazine Nugget, King is President of Bridges, Branches & Braids—an organization working with negative emotions in positive ways, and author of ‘Healing Rage—Women Making Inner Peace Possible.’

-Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize Winner for The Color Purple describes Ruth’s Book Healing Rage as “A classic…filled with the passion, earthiness, and wisdom of a self-described wounded healer…This is a book that can change your life.”

-Jack Kornfield writes, “King has articulated the painful history, patterns, and traps of a raging heart and offers the skillful means for liberation in their very midst. This is revolutionary work.”

-Harriet Lerner, Ph.D., author, The Dance of Anger states “Here is a book of enormous scope that helps us to become more curious about our rage and better equipped to use it wisely. Ruth King’s compassion and generosity of spirit will leave you feeling like she’s right there with you on the journey to a fuller and more courageous life.”

For more information about Ruth, her work, her book, please visit her website: http://www.healingrage.com

Enjoy,
Noah :)

Noah Rubinstein, LMFT
Executive Director

http://www.GoodTherapy.org

© Copyright 2008 by http://www.GoodTherapy.org Therapist Chapel Hill Bureau - All Rights Reserved.