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Three Simple Reasons Solution-Focused Therapy Works
February 24, 2010 .
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Solution-focused therapy is a new type of therapy to many people, including psychology professionals. It is considered a form of brief therapy, much like cognitive behavioral therapy, though ... Read More
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Core Energetics: What Is It and How Does It Work?
February 11, 2010 .
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was created by John C. Pierrakos in the 1970s. Pierrakos was a student of Wilhelm Reich and worked closely with Alexander Lowen. After jointly creating Bioenergetics, Pierrakos split with ... Read More
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Bully Proof Your Work Life: 10 Steps to Dealing with Difficult People at Work February 3, 2010 . 15 Comments
Relationships with our co-workers and bosses can really affect our lives! When they go well our lives are enriched. When they are difficult, we and our families can suffer. At work, the ... Read More
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The Use of Reauthoring and Therapeutic Letters in Narrative Therapy: Case Study with Peter February 2, 2010 . 1 Comment
In The Use of Scaffolding Map in Narrative Therapy I documented my first meeting with Peter, a boy who’d experienced anger and sadness after he was exposed to domestic violence in ... Read More
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Family Strain: Is There a Benefit to Breaking Ties?
January 20, 2010 .
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Family harmony is a dream we all share. Wouldn’t it be great if we could function, day to day, like our favorite television families? Sure, life would come along with a one-two punch, ... Read More
