- title was taken from the lyric of 'Someday' by Rob Thomas, songwriter and lead singer of Matchbox Twenty - Everyday I deal with my clients, at the hospital or at University clinic. Sometimes I deal with the usual stress problems, such as: low academic achievements, a child who doesn't want to go to school, … Continue reading “Maybe Someday We’ll Figure All This Out”
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Sandtray Therapy with Dr Bart Begalka
Sandtray Therapy is a not a new concept of having integrative intervention based on available theory. The classical Sandtray therapy is based on Jungian theory, so you will find anima, symbolic items and all those psychodynamics terms - which is fun! I registered for a-14-hour of Sandtray Therapy training with Dr Bart Begalka from Trinity … Continue reading Sandtray Therapy with Dr Bart Begalka
Reality Therapy (4)
-Last article about the therapies used by David Goodwin- This therapy was developed by William Glasser. It concentrates on the present state of the clients and not merely focusing on the past. Counselor believes that client (even when your client is a child) can control their behaviors and the actions that they take. There is … Continue reading Reality Therapy (4)
Rational-Emotive Therapy (2)
Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) is one big step made by Albert Ellis. The main cause of human problem is not on the events that they have to get through, but on HOW they decide to act upon it. The past is not important anymore. The focus is on the present and how it can affect … Continue reading Rational-Emotive Therapy (2)
Listening with Heart (1)
The title above is the key point of client-centered therapy. It is true, that the most important thing to do as a counselor is to be able to listen. Not just with our ears, but with our hearts. By listening to the problems that our clients have, they will feel that we respect them and … Continue reading Listening with Heart (1)
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