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Sex, Lies, and the Long Road Back

Magazine Article - Case Study

March 1, 2013

Sex, Lies, and the Long Road Back

Recovering from an Extramarital Affair

Barry McCarthy & Michele Scheinkman

Healing from an extramarital affair is rarely a simple process, especially when embarrassing sexual secrets and incompatibilities are exposed. Read More
Treating the Dissociative Child

Magazine Article - Case Study

January 1, 2013

Treating the Dissociative Child

The Road Back from the Ultimate Loss of Self

Joyanna Silberg & David Crenshaw

Few cases offer as eerie a therapeutic challenge as a suddenly noncommunicative child, lost in a dissociative shutdown. Read More
Being Meryl Streep

Magazine Article - Case Study

November 6, 2012

Being Meryl Streep

Learning to Distinguish Behavior from Identity

Ronald Soderquist & Steve Andreas

A therapist uses a Hollywood analogy to help a client learn an important lesson about distinguishing behavior from identity. Read More
How to Heal the Angry Brain

Magazine Article - Case Study

September 1, 2012

How to Heal the Angry Brain

Mad Men

Ron Potter-Efron & Steven Stosny

Men with anger problems are generally highly reluctant clients who come to our offices only because they’ve gotten “the ultimatum” from their wives, girlfriends, or bosses. Fortunately, understanding the angry brain can help build their motivation for change. Read More
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Magazine Article - Case Study

August 1, 2012

Stategies for the Aging Brain

Coping with memory loss

Robert Hill & Terry Hargrave

Since our population is aging, memory decline is something middle aged and older clients are increasingly bringing to therapists. The human mind is quite capable of leveraging adaptive processes to preserve intellectual function--even at an advanced age. Read More
Case Study July-August 2012

Magazine Article - Case Study

July 1, 2012

The Anatomy of Self-Hatred

Learning to Love Our Loathed "Selves"

Janina Fisher & Steve Andreas

With stalemated cases in which the task of self-acceptance feels impossible, the therapist needs to offer more than compassion and encouragement. Read More
In Consultation May-June 2012

Magazine Article - Case Study

May 1, 2012

Using Men’s Groups to Enhance Couples Therapy

Men Helping Men

Robert Garfield & David Wexler

For men who still consider entering couples therapy a stroll into a lion’s den of shame, humiliation and failure, a men’s groups can be both a crucial source of support and a kick in the pants. Read More
Using Neuro-Linguistic Programming to Help a Panicked Client

Magazine Article - Case Study

March 1, 2012

Using Neuro-Linguistic Programming to Help a Panicked Client

From Certainty to Uncertainty

Steve Andreas & Dan Short

Often clients come to therapy to resolve ambivalence or because they can’t make up their minds. But sometimes, the problem is that they’re too certain about things they should be uncertain about. Read More
Beyond Clinical Correctness

Magazine Article - Case Study

January 1, 2012

Beyond Clinical Correctness

Unearthing the logic of the client’s solution

Michael Ungar & Janet Sasson Edgette

An understanding of the unconventional ways people demonstrate resilience is important in helping us avoid pathologizing clients and stop believing there’s only one clinically “correct” way to help them. Read More
The Five “A’s” of Transformation

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November 1, 2011

The Five “A’s” of Transformation

The Enneagram as a Clinical Tool

David Daniels & Steve Andreas

The Enneagram and the 5 A’s of transformation. Read More

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