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SAMPLE IFS - ACT TREATMENT PLAN July 7th, 2024 The benefit for therapists in using a tailored treatment plan that integrates IFS and ACT is the consideration of people's parts, Self-Energy, psychological flexibility, and values. It empowers individuals to take control of their lives and commit to transformative actions instead of focusing on symptom elimination. This integrative approach of combining IFS and ACT offers a strategy for those seeking enduring change. It presents a practical route to healing, self-improvement, and leading a life that resonates with one's core values and Self-Energy. A potent partnership, when given the chance. See the full post on my website: https://lnkd.in/evH4UmiC As always, please share your comments, questions, etc. 😃 ❤️ Dr. Rivka Edery

Imagine this ⬇️ in just a few sessions of REAL THERAPY!! Feedback from a client on my #fearofflying Breakthrough Programme! Always enjoy the bit between the ‘processing of the mind’ and the realisation that change has taken place part! Your problem is unique to you and that’s what therapy with me is all about! Your the one that will make the changes and that’s why tips/techniques can’t do the work that therapy does. ✈️🧠 📧 info@theflyingmindcoach.com 📱 @theflyingmindcoach

Ever wondered how to work with your clients extreme emotions in therapy - join this online seminar to hear about a 5 step model of working with emotions to help you in your practice. https://lnkd.in/gVSQZVUH

Difficulties can occur when this complex system does not receive, process or integrate the information from the body and environment effectively. At Connect Specialist Therapy, our goal is to make positive changes in childhood through creating connections that last a lifetime! 🤝 #OccupationalTherapy #SensoryIntegrationTherapy #OccupationalTherapist #SensoryTherapy

𝗪𝗛𝗘𝗡 𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗔𝗚𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗔𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗜𝗢𝗥 𝗛𝗜𝗣 𝗣𝗔𝗜𝗡… ✌️The two important questions are: 1️⃣ Where is the pain coming from and how should I direct my intervention? 2️⃣ Are there movement impairments contributing to pain and how can I effectively address these? The tricky thing about hip pain is that it can be: ❌adductor-related ❌inguinal-related ❌iliopsoas related ❌pubic-related ❌hip-related Classifying where the pain is coming from helps direct the intervention more appropriately Want to learn more? 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dSe9WnSM

Want To Feel More Confident? Do you find that it is a bit of a mystery how therapy can lead to increased confidence? This no-nonsense blog spells out how therapy, in this case Group Therapy, can help us achieve one of the outcomes that many of us may want for ourselves i.e. to feel more confident. https://lnkd.in/gQGxtJxQ

Are you curious about intensives? For the next several weeks, I’ll be answering the questions I get most often. This week: What are intensives? The easiest way to explain them is lots of therapy in a short amount of time. The hallmark of an intensive is an extended session. The amount of therapy and the amount of time vary by therapist. The value of an extended session (longer than 60 minutes) is that you get to stay in the therapeutic phase of a session for longer. If you’ve ever felt miffed that the end of your weekly session arrives right as you’re getting to the good part, an intensive might be a better fit. Feel free to reply with questions or DM me if you’d prefer.

Ending therapy Session Series -some clients can be nervous. (Here are some tips that may help!) Share your thoughts and experiences. 1. Plan ending Gradually: Discuss the end of therapy in advance. Gradual preparation helps clients adjust to the idea and feel less sudden about the transition. 2. Review Progress: Highlight the progress and achievements made during therapy. Remind clients of the skills they’ve developed and how they’ve applied them.

Ending therapy Session Series -some clients can be nervous. (Here are some tips that may help!) Share your thoughts and experiences. 1. Plan ending Gradually: Discuss the end of therapy in advance. Gradual preparation helps clients adjust to the idea and feel less sudden about the transition. 2. Review Progress: Highlight the progress and achievements made during therapy. Remind clients of the skills they’ve developed and how they’ve applied them.

This secret is the key to a successful therapy practice. Finding your therapy niche, the people you love to see and treat, is the key to providing the most value to your clients! When starting out, you may take clients with a variety of problems. As you work on your practice, you begin to discover who you provide the most value to. When you recognize that, I would encourage therapists to niche down and focus on that type of client and you have the expertise to provide the best healing going forward.