We've gathered Psychotherapy Networkers most popular posts and arranged them here by topic.
Ensuring the Future of Psychotherapy
In the keynote session from our State of the Art virtual conference, Dan Goleman will survey the range of scientific advances made in recent years in helping people develop the kind of attentional and emotional skills needed for balance and success in life, advances that are having an increasing impact of psychotherapy.
Taking Off The Gloves
David Schnarch On How Confrontation Speeds Up Couples Therapy
Couples therapist, David Schnarch, is not interested in having a couple feel secure in the consulting room.
Does Neuroscience Really Matter?
Given the responses that continue to come in to Steve Andreas’ critique of the therapeutic relevance of neuroscience, we asked two leaders in the development of more brain-based approaches to therapy to weigh in and further the discussion for State of the Art 2013.
The Selling of Psychotherapy
Therapist and business coach Lynn Grodzki provides an eye-opening road-map to both the shift in clients’ attitude and how we as therapists can most productively respond to it.
The In-Session Breakthrough Fantasy
Therapists have always loved stories about dramatic in-session breakthroughs. This kind of transformative moment can make the slow, painful slog of therapy feel worthwhile, and it’s a welcome counterbalance to the frustrations of a difficult, underpaid, underappreciated vocation.
