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Level- 2 Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist | Polyvagal theory informed| Somatic Practitioner| RECBT Trained (Albert Ellis Institute, USA)
A different perspective to explore! ( "Which I learned from Internal Family Systems family therapy" ) : What if instead of hating critical voices in your head or trying to push them away, you see them as a part of you criticizing you for a reason? Perhaps to protect you from something which has been there deep inside you . A deeper pain or a deeper wound. What if instead of judging or reacting to your critical thoughts, you get curious and try to understand where they are stemming from? Can curiosity lead to the greatest discoveries or healing? I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this, please share below.
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There are many ways you can help change the outlook for people with, or at risk of developing, glaucoma. Whether you undertake a personal challenge or simply want to have some fun with friends and family, your activities will make a difference and save sight. Learn more about how to get involved here: https://buff.ly/3Y8EI5o
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CEO Shearer Solutions, Co-Founder Shearer's Foods Inc. You can now get your copy of my new book, We Were Better Together. All proceeds from book purchases will be donated to University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center.
How do you know when and if it's time to see a therapist as a couple when navigating a serious illness? I had the pleasure of interviewing Family Counseling Expert Dr. Alise Bartley, AAMFT Clinical Supervisor, AAMFT Clinical Fellow. Here's what she had to say about this topic: "This depends on the couple. When there is a lot of trust and intimacy in the relationship, it's an easier ask if one person wants to speak to a therapist, because it isn't perceived as a threat to that intimacy. Therapy offers a number of great benefits, including opening a safe, judgement-free space in which to explore all your feelings or to have a conversation that might be difficult to start..." Learn more about this by reading your own copy of We Were Better Together: https://buff.ly/4bZi1HI
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There is a lot of research evidence that for couples that choose affair recovery, it can make a huge difference. If they get the right kind of help from a therapist that is experienced in working with affairs. There are many different types and reasons for affairs. The work of therapy is to help understand and heal. All of the therapists at Evolve are trained in healing Attachment Injuries, which are breaches of trust. Should you opt to recover your relationship, our goal is to help you build an even strong relationship as you move forward. 🩵 Learn more at https://lnkd.in/dk-jbx7
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💪🏼 Founder of The Attitude Advantage Program | Inspiring hope and building self-esteem in teenagers through live events and mental health programs!
Check out this clip from my discussion with Dr. Elizabeth Lombardo and learn what is happening inside of the teen developing brain and why kids act the way they do.
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Are you swimming in a sea of ambiguity with your clients? 🐟 🔗 https://ow.ly/VSjX50SFJzS Thoughtful, responsible, and ethical therapists constantly ask themselves questions like: “How can I measure therapy effectiveness?” “What are signs that therapy is working for my clients?” “How to ask clients for feedback about therapy?” These questions keep us deeply connected to our clients' outcomes. However, achieving clarity isn't always easy. Our work involves subtle, gradual changes that may take months or even years to manifest. Fear not, my friends! There are ways to navigate this ambiguity and gain clarity on your client’s progress. If you struggle with ambiguity as a therapist, here are some tips to know if you're actually helping your clients—or if it's time to try a different approach. Read on... 🔗 https://ow.ly/VSjX50SFJzS I'm curious to know what are ways you currently measure outcomes for your clients? ⬇️
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Psychologist, Marriage and Family Therapist, AAMFT Clinical Supervisor, Board Certified Coach, Founder/CEO at Growing Self Counseling & Coaching, Author of Exaholics, Host of Love, Happiness, & Success For Therapists
Are you swimming in a sea of ambiguity with your clients? 🐟 🔗 https://ow.ly/VSjX50SFJzS Thoughtful, responsible, and ethical therapists constantly ask themselves questions like: “How can I measure therapy effectiveness?” “What are signs that therapy is working for my clients?” “How to ask clients for feedback about therapy?” These questions keep us deeply connected to our clients' outcomes. However, achieving clarity isn't always easy. Our work involves subtle, gradual changes that may take months or even years to manifest. Fear not, my friends! There are ways to navigate this ambiguity and gain clarity on your client’s progress. If you struggle with ambiguity as a therapist, here are some tips to know if you're actually helping your clients—or if it's time to try a different approach. Read on... 🔗 https://ow.ly/VSjX50SFJzS I'm curious to know what are ways you currently measure outcomes for your clients? ⬇️
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Feeling stuck? Discover how our Adult Therapy sessions can turn your challenges into stepping stones for growth. Let's navigate this together. 💡 https://onyxtherapy.ca/
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March is an important time to bring awareness to acquired and traumatic brain injuries (ABI/TBI). For countless Americans, an injury affects their daily life and no two injuries are exactly the same. Join GCDD in observing Brain Injury Awareness Month and learning more about advocacy opportunities and support for people who have been injured. Click the link below to get started. https://ow.ly/swPh50QEj6z
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Feeling stuck? Discover how our Adult Therapy sessions can turn your challenges into stepping stones for growth. Let's navigate this together. 💡 https://onyxtherapy.ca/
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