We've gathered Psychotherapy Networkers most popular posts and arranged them here by topic.
Teaching Neuroscience to Our Clients
How One Client Effectively Applied Dan Siegel’s Neurobiology Lesson
How can you incorporate neuroscience knowledge into your clinical work in a way that clients will also understand?
Breathing To Balance The Stress Response System
Learn How To Use Breath Work To Alleviate Anxiety
One of the most effective practices to employ when working with clients who suffer from mood-related issues is also one of the simplest: Just breathe.
Is Sexual Orientation Hardwired In Our Brain?
Louann Brizendine On How Sexual Preference Is Determined
When it comes to sexual orientation, many people are still asking the question of whether homosexuality is a choice that is made at some point in life, or if there is something hardwired in the brain that definitively determines a person’s sexual preference.
Becoming a Part of the Child Client’s Story
Dan Hughes on the Effectiveness of Psychological Hand-Holding
Daniel Hughes has many techniques to suggest when working with troubled children who have put up a wall.
How the Brain’s Negativity Bias Impedes Change
Rick Hanson On Understanding Why We Focus On The Negative
The common link between therapy and brain science is pretty simple: Change. So how can we, as therapists, help to facilitate that brain change?
How Attachment Issues Undermine True Intimacy
Sue Johnson On Identifying And Healing The Wounds Of Attachment
Attachment theory has profoundly altered our understanding of how early childhood injuries negatively affect clients throughout their lives. But the theory offers little guidance on how to recognize and address attachment issues underlying other problems.
