Contributed by Laurel Hulley

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July 1, 2013

Unlocking The Emotional Brain

Is Memory Reconsolidation the Key to Transformation?

Bruce Ecker & Laurel Hulley

New research into the complexities of memory reconsolidation offers important clues about how we can make the most elusive of consulting room events—the deep, therapeutic breakthrough—a regular occurrence. Read More
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January 1, 2002

Deep from the Start

Profound Change in Brief Therapy Is a Real Possibility

Bruce Ecker & Laurel Hulley

In much long-term therapy, breakthrough experiences seem to come almost randomly, and then only after months or years. In briefer therapies, on the other hand, deeply rooted emotional realities are often ignored altogether in favor of "reframes" and other forms of cognitive or behavioral change. Read More

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Laurel Hulley

Laurel Hulley, MA, is the Coherence Psychology Institute's director of paradigm development, cofounder of the Julia Morgan Middle School for Girls in Oakland, California, and coauthor with Bruce Ecker of the Coherence Therapy Practice Manual & Training Guide.