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NP0015, Trauma, Session 3, Pat Ogden
02.22.2012 20:18 Learn how to help trauma clients create a “somatic... Changing Ways of Working with Children, Teens, and Families02.22.2012 01:56 Ever since I was not much older than a child mysel... Tapping into Mind/Body Wisdom with Pat Ogden02.17.2012 00:19 Traditionally, therapy has focused on word craft—h... NP0013, Mindfulness, Session 6, Mark Epstein02.16.2012 20:38 Explore the inherent joyfulness that becomes avail... NP0015, Trauma, Session 2, Donald Meichenbaum02.15.2012 19:50 Discover how the stories clients tell about a trau... |
2011 July/Aug
The New GriefAre we casualties of medicine's war on death?
Long, long day’s journey into night
By Joseph Nowinski • As modern medicine's ability to slow terminal illness increases, we’re only just beginning to face, as a culture, the deep ambivalence this creates for both patient and family.
The right-to-die debate
By Jordan Magaziner • As we’re living longer and longer, we may not necessarily choose to live through a painful terminal illness. Do we have the right to opt out? Should we?
Death as technology’s slave
By Katy Butler • With new financial incentives, many patients are prematurely promoted to maximum treatment and patients and families are becoming victims of the war on sudden death.
Each of us owes the Universe a death
By Fred Wistow • In a very dark corner of each of our minds is a voice that says, “I’m going to die. One day, I’m going to die.” How we react to this voice determines how we live our lives.
In therapy—as in fiction—there’s always possibility
By David Seaburn • The essence of psychotherapy and fiction writing is, no matter how small or fleeting, the possibility that, things might be not only different, but better.
© 2011 Psychotherapy Networker