15 December 2010
What do you do when your mind is running like an endless loop video that you can't shut off, your muscles are tense, and your worries are putting on a parade that would rival any holiday extravaganza? A routine of relaxation techniques for anxiety will help combat these effects. When you are stressed and feel […]
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11 January 2011
Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy: an Evidence-based Treatment for Disorders of Attachment; the Empirical Support Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) is an evidence-based and effective form of treatment for children with trauma and disorders of attachment[1]. It is an evidence-based treatment, meaning that there has been empirical research published in peer-reviewed journals. Craven & Lee (2006) […]
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07 January 2011
Dangers Inherent in the Trivialization of Psychotherapy DEFINITION OF PSYCHOTHERAPY For the purposes of this essay, I will use the term “psychotherapy” to refer to a particular type of interpersonal process intended to facilitate conscious awareness of that which had previously been unconscious. It is not meant to include the direct attempt to modify behavior, […]
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03 January 2011
Useufl Information On Anger Management Books With anger management being made use of in many programs and situations, there are thousands of resources available to those affected. Beside support groups, individual counseling sessions and treatment centers, there are many anger management books available to help people confront anger-related issues. There are anger management books written […]
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30 December 2010
Anger Management for Kids Anger Management for Kids Kids are normally forthcoming with regards to sharing feelings and emotions. A kid may be burdened with feelings of pain and guilt but you would never learn it from a conversation. A child's feelings are usually display in the behavior. When a child is sad they may […]
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26 December 2010
Anger Management Activities are Recommended Anger Management Activities are Recommended Dealing with anger and its repercussions can be very challenging. Unaware of how to handle irritating and stressful situations may be a reason for many fits of anger and rage. Most people, with the exception of young children perhaps, recognize their problem with uncontrollable anger. […]
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22 December 2010
Biofeedback: Using Your Mind to Improve Your Health Biofeedback: Using your mind to improve your health Biofeedback can help you to use your mind to manage certain medical conditions. Find out which ones, whether it's right for you and how it's done. Have you ever wished you could simply will your symptoms to disappear? With […]
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18 December 2010
Anger Management Tips Anger management takes effort and commitment. If we have problems with anger we need to decide that we want to do something about it, and then get on a program to manage our anger. Depending on the causes of our anger and on how long we have been having anger problems, we […]
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14 December 2010
Strategies for Understanding and Assessing Suicide Risk in Psychotherapy This 1-credit continuing education opportunity is co-sponsored by the American College of Forensic Examiners International (ACFEI) and the American Psychotherapy Association. ACFEI maintains responsibility for all continuing education accreditations. This article is approved by the following for 1 continuing education credit: APA provides this continuing […]
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14 December 2010
How Trauma Leads to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder A traumatic event is one that causes a person to experience physical or emotional pain, distress and extreme fear. An example of a traumatic event would be a severe car accident, robbery, the death of a loved one, natural disaster, witnessing an act of violence, or an event […]
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Understanding anxiety and its origins
What are the types of anxiety disorders?
