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I am experienced using Behavioral Couples Therapy (BCT), a form of therapy effective in helping couples change difficult patterns, improve communication and family functioning, and reduce violence in relationships. BCT is particularly effective as
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We do not perceive ourselves as having a predominant theoretical orientation. Cognitive-behavioral, behavioral, psychodynamic, and combinations of these orientations are represented among the psychotherapy supervisors. As we come from a scientist-
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Most people are led to spiritual practice, shamanic work, and other alternative healing approaches as a result of emotional or psychological pain, or other challenging life circumstances. Some people have experienced poor results with psychotherapy
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Cognitive behavioral therapy is part of psychotherapy; Cognitive therapy or cognitive behavior therapy is a kind of psychotherapy used to treat depression, anxiety disorders, phobias, delusional disorder and other forms of mental disorder. It
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Research shows that therapy effectively decreases people's depression, anxiety, and related symptoms like pain, fatigue, and other markers of distress or disease. It has also been found to increase survival time for heart surgery and cancer patients,
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Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy's fundamental principles and theories are rooted in the ancient science of hatha yoga. It is a body-oriented modality as opposed to a mind-oriented modality such as psychotherapy. The Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
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During hypnotherapy your subconscious mind does all the work. During counseling the therapist asks difficult and painful questions about your past and tries to bring those painful events in your life to a conscious level to heal them. This can be a
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I offer sessions lasting 50-60 minutes and starting on the hour.
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A. Yes. Biodynamic psychotherapy totally complements established medical practices. Biodynamic psychotherapists can work alongside GPs to give you the extra time and support that you need in dealing with your particular condition, whether that be
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A. We can all benefit from biodynamic psychotherapy sessions to help tackle specific symptoms, issues or just to have some time out in a supportive environment to take stock of our busy lives.
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