This is an exciting time for behavior analysts. But why are psychotherapy tools like acceptance and commitment training (ACT) taboo…
ACT for Behavior Analysts: Interview with Tom Szabo, PhD, BCBA-D Read More »
by Robyn D. Walser, PhD In reflecting on recent events around the world and the incidence of trauma, I was
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The following is an excerpt from The Compassionate Mind by Paul Gilbert, PhD, founder of Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) Sometimes
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Praxis: Tell us a bit about your journey to learning and eventually teaching Compassion-Focused Therapy. DT: I’ve been involved with
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By Gareth Holman, PhD I know you are a good person. And like me, you might be losing clients, failing
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Couples researcher John Gottman reports that after many years of studying marriages, he can tell within five minutes of observing
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Individuals with PTSD experience a great deal of pain. They have survived something horrific, the effects of which they feel…
A Helpful Metaphor for Clients with Trauma Read More »
Many of my clients believe that they need to be harshly self-critical if they’re going to better themselves: that if
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Let us look at how the activation of your threatened mind might result in a different experience than the activation
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