Posts Tagged ‘What Works in Therapy’
New Year, New Dreams: Eight Keys to Successful Therapy Plus the Bonus Key
When I was in therapy, I was always curious about what techniques were behind my therapists work. I read alot about different psychotherapeutic approaches. I wondered if she knew what was best for me, or should I try some other things?
I had these questions in mind when I began to study psychotherapy. Which therapies work best as there are alot of techniques out there! Which therapy approach would work best for my clients? How could I know what I studied was the best I could offer to my clients? And my clients ask me to differentiate between the therapies as well.
Guest Post: Therapy from the Inside by Leighann Adams
Guest Post: Today I am pleased to have Leighann Adams of Multitasking Mumma guest posting here today. Leighann is a mom and a self-identified Postpartum Depression blogger. She says the Postpartum Depression blogging community helped her a whole lot when she needed information and support. She found blogging to be therapeutic for her; now she gives back to others via blogging and awareness campaigns.
Eight Keys to Recovery Success in Therapy Plus the (not so) Secret Ingredient
As a practicing professional counselor, I want to positively share what I’ve noticed over the years what the conditions are for positive change in therapy.