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July 31, 2014

VIDEO: Stop Shooting the Messenger

The Case for Hearing Anxiety Out

Rich Simon & Danie Beaulieu

As far as universal human experiences go, anxiety is usually seen as a heinous beast. Clients hate it and therapists offer ways to get rid of it—but not many take the approach that multisensory therapy expert Danie Beaulieu offers. Read More

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July 3, 2014

VIDEO: Anxiety As a Co-Therapist

How to Make Your Clients’ Anxiety Their Ally

Rich Simon & Danie Beaulieu

Danie Beaulieu, author of Impact Techniques for Therapists, sees anxiety in a different light. “I was tired of looking at anxiety as a pathology,” she says in this brief video clip. Read More

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September 26, 2013

VIDEO: Anxiety as a GPS

Danie Beaulieu On How to Make Panic An Ally

Rich Simon & Danie Beaulieu

Danie Beaulieu explains how panic can function as the voice of clients’ internal GPS, telling them when they are making a “wrong turn” in their lives. Read More
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Magazine Article

January 1, 2004

Lessons Well Learned

How to Help Your Clients Hold onto Their Gains

Danie Beaulieu

Difficulty in retaining new insights and skills from session to session and putting them to use is frustrating for therapists and clients alike. Rather than building on last week's insights, we're too often obliged to take one step back to review, remind, and reinforce. Fortunately, some creative memory techniques can reduce the need to repeat ourselves with our clients. Read More

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Danie Beaulieu

Danie Beaulieu, PhD, has been in private practice as a psychologist since 1982. She's the author of Impact Techniques for Therapists.