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A Family Systems Guide to Infidelity: Helping Couples Understand, Recover From, and Avoid Future Affairs
Relationships, Series 4, Emotion-Focused Family Therapy
Relationships, Series 4, Integrative Family Therapy With Couples
Couples Conference 2018, CC 18 Keynote 02: Addicted To Love: Helen Fisher, Phd
Biological anthropologist Helen Fisher discusses three brain systems that evolved for mating and reproduction: the sex drive; feelings of intense romantic love; and feelings of deep attachment to a long term partner. She then focuses on her brain scanning research (using fMRI) on romantic rejection and the traject...
Biological anthropologist Helen Fisher discusses three brain systems that evolved for mating and reproduction: the sex drive; feelings of intense romantic love; and feelings of deep attachment to a long term partner. She then focuses on her brain scanning research (using fMRI) on romantic rejection and the trajectory of love addiction following rejection. She concludes with discussion of the brain circuits associated with long-term partnership ha...
Biological anthropologist Helen Fisher discusses three brain systems that evolved for mating and reproduction: the sex drive; feelings of intense romantic love; and feelings of deep attachment to a long term partner. She then focuses on her brain scanning research (using fMRI) on romantic rejection and the trajectory of love addiction following rejection. She concludes with discussion of the brain circuits associated with long-term partnership happiness and the future of relationships in the digital age — what she calls “slow love.”
Educational Objectives:
1. Demonstrate understanding of the neural circuitry of three primary brain systems that evolved for mating and reproduction: the sex drive, romantic love and attachment.
2. Demonstrate understanding of the brain function and behaviors associated with addiction to a romantic partner.
3. List the brain functions associated with long term happiness in love.
4. Discuss the impact of the digital age on human courtship behaviors.
Couples Conference 2018, CC 18 Keynote 03: The Space Between: Where Love Happens: Harville Hendrix, Phd And Helen LaKelly Hunt, Phd
Can couples sustain the passion of romantic love? The answer: it depends upon the quality of the interactive space. This lecture will describe a new kind of marriage/ intimate relationship that meets the conditions required for restoring and sustaining the sensation of passionate love.
Educational Objectives:
...Can couples sustain the passion of romantic love? The answer: it depends upon the quality of the interactive space. This lecture will describe a new kind of marriage/ intimate relationship that meets the conditions required for restoring and sustaining the sensation of passionate love.
Educational Objectives:
1. Describe the three conditions required for restoring and sustaining passionate love.
2. Demonstrate the facilitation of the clini...
Can couples sustain the passion of romantic love? The answer: it depends upon the quality of the interactive space. This lecture will describe a new kind of marriage/ intimate relationship that meets the conditions required for restoring and sustaining the sensation of passionate love.
Educational Objectives:
1. Describe the three conditions required for restoring and sustaining passionate love.
2. Demonstrate the facilitation of the clinical process that enables couples to recover romantic love.
3. Describe the process to other clinicians.
Couples Conference 2018, CC 18 Keynote 04: Working With Difficult Men: How To Engage, Understand, And Transform Male Clients: Terry Real, Li...
At no other time in history have men been so awash in mixed cultural messages and in such a state of transition, confusion, reactivity, and trouble. Despite being basically good hearted, many men continue to make a hash of their relationships. We therapists can help, but not before rethinking some of the sacred co...
At no other time in history have men been so awash in mixed cultural messages and in such a state of transition, confusion, reactivity, and trouble. Despite being basically good hearted, many men continue to make a hash of their relationships. We therapists can help, but not before rethinking some of the sacred cows of therapeutic practice. Men need action and leadership from us, challenging them while still loving the little boy inside them and...
At no other time in history have men been so awash in mixed cultural messages and in such a state of transition, confusion, reactivity, and trouble. Despite being basically good hearted, many men continue to make a hash of their relationships. We therapists can help, but not before rethinking some of the sacred cows of therapeutic practice. Men need action and leadership from us, challenging them while still loving the little boy inside them and offering guidance and tools to their inner grown-up.
Educational Objectives:
1. Describe the best part of the man, his “functional adult,” into an alliance with you.
2. Utilize judicious self-disclosure to help diminish shame while confronting men’s difficult behaviors and traits.
3. Demonstrate understanding of the current resurgence of patriarchy to an invitation to move beyond it and reclaim passionate connections to self and others.
4. Discuss male clients to a therapeutically meaningful deconstruction and reconfiguration of what it means to be “a man”.
Evolution of Psychotherapy, Episode 17 Clinical Demonstration 13: Video Demonstration: Sexuality And Intimacy With Couples
Through podcasts and experiential exercises, we will demonstrate clinical work around sexuality and intimacy with couples.
Educational Objectives:
- Identify common blocks to eroticism including the fear of abandonment or entrapment, as well as how our emotional history shapes our erotic blueprint.
- Describe three st...
Through podcasts and experiential exercises, we will demonstrate clinical work around sexuality and intimacy with couples.
Educational Objectives:
- Identify common blocks to eroticism including the fear of abandonment or entrapment, as well as how our emotional history shapes our erotic blueprint.
- Describe three strategies to help couples cultivate eroticism and bring a greater sense of aliveness to their relationship.
Through podcasts and experiential exercises, we will demonstrate clinical work around sexuality and intimacy with couples.
Educational Objectives:
- Identify common blocks to eroticism including the fear of abandonment or entrapment, as well as how our emotional history shapes our erotic blueprint.
- Describe three strategies to help couples cultivate eroticism and bring a greater sense of aliveness to their relationship.
Evolution of Psychotherapy, Episode 17, Clinical Demonstration 02: Sharing An Early Life Challenge And Unmet Childhood Need
Chronic frustrations in adult significant relationships that are attended with intense negative emotions are rooted in unmet childhood needs. Identifying these needs helps partners become empathic with each other and also understand their own obsessive behavior. This demonstration will show clinicians how to ident...
Chronic frustrations in adult significant relationships that are attended with intense negative emotions are rooted in unmet childhood needs. Identifying these needs helps partners become empathic with each other and also understand their own obsessive behavior. This demonstration will show clinicians how to identify early caretaker patterns, the unmet needs that result from them, the defense patterns used to cope with them and a process that wil...
Chronic frustrations in adult significant relationships that are attended with intense negative emotions are rooted in unmet childhood needs. Identifying these needs helps partners become empathic with each other and also understand their own obsessive behavior. This demonstration will show clinicians how to identify early caretaker patterns, the unmet needs that result from them, the defense patterns used to cope with them and a process that will help address these needs as they show up in everyday life.
Educational Objectives:
- Describe core caretaker patterns and the needs they generate.
- Facilitate the Safe Conversation dialogue process.
Evolution of Psychotherapy, Episode 17, Clinical Demonstration With Discussant 06: Evocative Psychotherapy
Experiential components central to brief, strategic approaches to psychotherapy. We will compare and contrast Ericksonian and psychodynamic perspectives.
Educational Objectives:
- Define an evocative approach to psychotherapy
- Contrast Ericksonian and psychodynamic approaches and list three differences in perspectives
Experiential components central to brief, strategic approaches to psychotherapy. We will compare and contrast Ericksonian and psychodynamic perspectives.
Educational Objectives:
- Define an evocative approach to psychotherapy
- Contrast Ericksonian and psychodynamic approaches and list three differences in perspectives
