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Creating a New Wisdom: The Art and Science of Optimal Well-Being Symposium, Symposium Opening Remarks: Welcome Address with Rich Simon
presented by Rich Simon, fl. 1980; produced by Psychotherapy Networker, in Creating a New Wisdom: The Art and Science of Optimal Well-Being Symposium (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 40 mins
Welcome address by Rich Simon to the 35th Anniversary Symposium, "Creating a New Wisdom: The Art and Science of Optimal Well-Being".
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presented by Rich Simon, fl. 1980; produced by Psychotherapy Networker, in Creating a New Wisdom: The Art and Science of Optimal Well-Being Symposium (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 40 mins
Description
Welcome address by Rich Simon to the 35th Anniversary Symposium, "Creating a New Wisdom: The Art and Science of Optimal Well-Being".
Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Lecture/presentation
Contributor
Psychotherapy Networker
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Creating a New Wisdom: The Art and Science of Optimal Well-Being Symposium
Topic / Theme
Theory, Education, development, and training, Psychotherapists, Professional organizations
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Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul, Session 1, Harnessing the Power of Emotion
presented by Susan Johnson, fl. 2015; produced by Virtual Machina; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul, Session 1 (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 6 mins
Discover how to work more experientially and effectively with couples by learning to:
Distinguish between primary and secondary emotion.
Use attachment theory as a road map for couples work.
Soften power struggles and reestablish felt connection.
Encourage vulnerability by incorporating the 3 S’s—Slow, Soft,...
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presented by Susan Johnson, fl. 2015; produced by Virtual Machina; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul, Session 1 (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 6 mins
Description
Discover how to work more experientially and effectively with couples by learning to:
Distinguish between primary and secondary emotion.
Use attachment theory as a road map for couples work.
Soften power struggles and reestablish felt connection.
Encourage vulnerability by incorporating the 3 S’s—Slow, Soft, Simple—in your therapeutic style.
Use focused empathic reflection to reconnect, repair and rebuild their bonds.
Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Virtual Machina
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Susan Johnson, fl. 2015
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul
Person Discussed
Susan Johnson, fl. 2015
Topic / Theme
Family and relationships, Counseling & Therapy, Communication, Emotions as prompts, Married people, Spousal relationships, Emotion-focused therapy
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Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul, Session 4, Our Brain's Negativity Bias: Taking in the Good
presented by Rick Hanson; produced by Virtual Machina; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul, Session 4 (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 1 mins
Learn how to mobilize clients’ underutilized resources and fortify their resilience by:
Understanding how evolution biases us towards negative emotion.
Teaching clients how to savor positive experiences.
Developing methods for turning positive states into traits.
Assessing what resources and antidote experience...
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presented by Rick Hanson; produced by Virtual Machina; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul, Session 4 (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 1 mins
Description
Learn how to mobilize clients’ underutilized resources and fortify their resilience by:
Understanding how evolution biases us towards negative emotion.
Teaching clients how to savor positive experiences.
Developing methods for turning positive states into traits.
Assessing what resources and antidote experiences a client needs.
Maximizing brain change through self-directed neuroplasticity.
Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Virtual Machina
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Rick Hanson
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Emotion Revolution: Harnessing the Power of Mind, Body, and Soul
Person Discussed
Rick Hanson
Topic / Theme
Client-therapist relationship, Theory, Counseling & Therapy, Resilience (personality), Neurophysiology, Brain, Negativism, Positivism, Emotional awareness
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Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times, Attachment Issues with Step Families
presented by Patricia Papernow, fl. 1974; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour
Sensitize yourself to the distinct emotional challenges stepfamilies face and how to help them meet their challenges to healthy development by:
Understanding the insider-outsider dynamics and loyalty conflicts inherent to the stepfamily experience.
Helping stepparents recognize the limitations of their roles in...
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presented by Patricia Papernow, fl. 1974; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour
Description
Sensitize yourself to the distinct emotional challenges stepfamilies face and how to help them meet their challenges to healthy development by:
Understanding the insider-outsider dynamics and loyalty conflicts inherent to the stepfamily experience.
Helping stepparents recognize the limitations of their roles in discipline and the best ways to develop one-to-one relationships with their stepchildren.
Learning three levels of intervention with s...
Sensitize yourself to the distinct emotional challenges stepfamilies face and how to help them meet their challenges to healthy development by:
Understanding the insider-outsider dynamics and loyalty conflicts inherent to the stepfamily experience.
Helping stepparents recognize the limitations of their roles in discipline and the best ways to develop one-to-one relationships with their stepchildren.
Learning three levels of intervention with stepfamilies: Psychoeducation, skill-building, and exploring intrapsychic issues.
Exploring effective strategies for handling conflicts with ex-spouses that can keep children out of the middle.
Mastering the “soft-hard-soft” approach to framing problems and addressing difficult issues in navigating the potential minefield of stepfamily relationships.
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Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Psychotherapy Networker
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Patricia Papernow, fl. 1974
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times
Person Discussed
Patricia Papernow, fl. 1974
Topic / Theme
Family and relationships, Counseling & Therapy, Psychoeducational approach, Family systems perspectives, Family relations, Parent-child relationships, Parenting, Step-family
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Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times, Parenting with the Brain in Mind
presented by Daniel J. Siegel, 1957-; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 8 mins
Find out how to translate the principles of brain science and neuroplasticity into practical interventions by:
Learning how to SNAG (Stimulate Neural Activation and Growth) the brain.
Teaching parents how to establish the right hemisphere to right hemisphere connection with their kids that enables them to feel fel...
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presented by Daniel J. Siegel, 1957-; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 8 mins
Description
Find out how to translate the principles of brain science and neuroplasticity into practical interventions by:
Learning how to SNAG (Stimulate Neural Activation and Growth) the brain.
Teaching parents how to establish the right hemisphere to right hemisphere connection with their kids that enables them to feel felt and understood.
Demonstrating how to co-construct narratives with children in ways that enable them to integrate left and right hemis...
Find out how to translate the principles of brain science and neuroplasticity into practical interventions by:
Learning how to SNAG (Stimulate Neural Activation and Growth) the brain.
Teaching parents how to establish the right hemisphere to right hemisphere connection with their kids that enables them to feel felt and understood.
Demonstrating how to co-construct narratives with children in ways that enable them to integrate left and right hemisphere, and enhance self-regulation.
Distinguishing among the four levels of implicit memory - procedural, emotional, bodily, and perceptual - in customizing interventions to a child’s needs.
Utilizing the Wheel of Awareness as a tool to enhance consciousness and a child’s sense of self.
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Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Psychotherapy Networker
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Daniel J. Siegel, 1957-
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times
Person Discussed
Daniel J. Siegel, 1957-
Topic / Theme
Youth, Family and relationships, Counseling & Therapy, Memory, Childhood development, Parenting, Neuroplasticity, Neuroscience
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Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times, Reclaiming Parental Authority
presented by Ron Taffel, fl. 1976; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 8 mins
Explore ways of enhancing parents’ ability to find their authentic voice and assert a shaping influence in their children’s lives by:
Understanding the reluctance of post-boomer parents to assert their authority.
Making explicit the unstated parental fears that often disempower parents and enable their kids...
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presented by Ron Taffel, fl. 1976; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 8 mins
Description
Explore ways of enhancing parents’ ability to find their authentic voice and assert a shaping influence in their children’s lives by:
Understanding the reluctance of post-boomer parents to assert their authority.
Making explicit the unstated parental fears that often disempower parents and enable their kids to hold them hostage.
Bringing the child’s Second Family—their network of significant friendships—into the therapy room.
Combat...
Explore ways of enhancing parents’ ability to find their authentic voice and assert a shaping influence in their children’s lives by:
Understanding the reluctance of post-boomer parents to assert their authority.
Making explicit the unstated parental fears that often disempower parents and enable their kids to hold them hostage.
Bringing the child’s Second Family—their network of significant friendships—into the therapy room.
Combating parental isolation through facilitating home-school partnerships and communication among parents.
Helping parents assert genuine authority through “I Mean It” moments in which they express themselves as three-dimensional human beings.
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Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Psychotherapy Networker
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Ron Taffel, fl. 1976
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Helping Today's Parents: Practical New Approaches for Good Parenting in Challenging Times
Person Discussed
Ron Taffel, fl. 1976
Topic / Theme
Family and relationships, Youth, Counseling & Therapy, Adolescents, Peer group relationships, Authority issues, Parent-child relationships, Parenting
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Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice, Healing Attachment Wounds with Energy Psychology
presented by David Feinstein, fl. 2002; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 2 mins
Discover how Emotional Freedom Techniques and other approaches that combine tapping on acupuncture points with imaginal exposure can quickly neutralize the charge of unresolved attachment wounds and trauma, enhance clients’ capacity for self-regulation and interrupt escalating patterns of reactivity in relations...
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presented by David Feinstein, fl. 2002; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 2 mins
Description
Discover how Emotional Freedom Techniques and other approaches that combine tapping on acupuncture points with imaginal exposure can quickly neutralize the charge of unresolved attachment wounds and trauma, enhance clients’ capacity for self-regulation and interrupt escalating patterns of reactivity in relationship systems.
Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Psychotherapy Networker
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, David Feinstein, fl. 2002
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice
Person Discussed
David Feinstein, fl. 2002
Topic / Theme
Physical issues, Theory, Family and relationships, Counseling & Therapy, Repression, Physical contact, Attachment theory
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Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice, Presencing Secure Attachment
presented by Diane Poole Heller, fl. 1989; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour
Explore practical techniques designed to offer clients an emotionally corrective relational experience in psychotherapy, and learn how to best engage clients with avoidant, ambivalent/anxious, and disorganized attachment styles in ways that invite them into a different way of being in the world.
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presented by Diane Poole Heller, fl. 1989; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour
Description
Explore practical techniques designed to offer clients an emotionally corrective relational experience in psychotherapy, and learn how to best engage clients with avoidant, ambivalent/anxious, and disorganized attachment styles in ways that invite them into a different way of being in the world.
Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Psychotherapy Networker
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Diane Poole Heller, fl. 1989
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Is Attachment the Problem? Putting Attachment Theory into Practice
Person Discussed
Diane Poole Heller, fl. 1989
Topic / Theme
Client-therapist relationship, Theory, Counseling & Therapy, Client-counselor relations, Avoidant behavior, Attachment behavior, Memory, Attachment theory
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Men in Therapy: What Clinicians Need to Know, Men and Intimacy: A Relational Approach to Helping Male Clients
presented by Patrick Dougherty, fl. 1980; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Men in Therapy: What Clinicians Need to Know (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour
Vitalize your connection with your male clients by learning how to:
Expand your therapeutic use of your voice, face, and body
Open your heart and take risks in the consulting room
Confront male narcissism
Mentor male clients
Engage men’s anger and rage
Sample
presented by Patrick Dougherty, fl. 1980; produced by Psychotherapy Networker; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in Men in Therapy: What Clinicians Need to Know (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour
Description
Vitalize your connection with your male clients by learning how to:
Expand your therapeutic use of your voice, face, and body
Open your heart and take risks in the consulting room
Confront male narcissism
Mentor male clients
Engage men’s anger and rage
Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Psychotherapy Networker
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Patrick Dougherty, fl. 1980
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
Men in Therapy: What Clinicians Need to Know
Person Discussed
Patrick Dougherty, fl. 1980
Topic / Theme
Client-therapist relationship, Theory, Gender, Counseling & Therapy, Mentoring, Relationships, Client-counselor relations, Narcissism, Intimacy, Male populations
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New Perspectives: 21st Century Trauma Treatment: The State of the Art, Trauma and Transformation
presented by Diana Fosha; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in New Perspectives: 21st Century Trauma Treatment: The State of the Art (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 6 mins
Explore an attachment-based approach grounded in affective neuroscience in which the therapist builds a relationship as a trusted “True Other” and enlists the client in a process of dyadic affect regulation that allows the client’s own dormant resilience to emerge.
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presented by Diana Fosha; interview by Rich Simon, fl. 1980, in New Perspectives: 21st Century Trauma Treatment: The State of the Art (District of Columbia: Psychotherapy Networker, 2012), 1 hour 6 mins
Description
Explore an attachment-based approach grounded in affective neuroscience in which the therapist builds a relationship as a trusted “True Other” and enlists the client in a process of dyadic affect regulation that allows the client’s own dormant resilience to emerge.
Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Author / Creator
Rich Simon, fl. 1980, Diana Fosha
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Psychotherapy Networker
Series
New Perspectives: 21st Century Trauma Treatment: The State of the Art
Person Discussed
Diana Fosha
Topic / Theme
Psychological issues, Client-therapist relationship, Counseling & Therapy, Attachment theory, Attachment behavior, Trust, Client-counselor relations, Emotional trauma
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