Psychotherapy
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Why “integrating” psychotherapy and spirituality? This question seems silly to many people for one of two reasons. Some would say it is silly because the two must necessarily be kept separate, like church and state. Others would say it is silly because they are inherently intertwined and don’t require any effort on our part to be integrated.
It is estimated that out of 1.6 million troops deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan alone, nearly 300,000 have returned with some form of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). And those are the reported cases. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), a division of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), about 30 percent of men and women who have spent time in war zones, not just Iraq and Afghanistan, have experienced PTSD for varying lengths of time. An even more alarming statistic is that nearly 7.7 million Americans have the symptoms of PTSD at any given time. Many of the PTSD sufferers have never been in an actual war zone, but PTSD has no borders. psychotherapy, methods that can help you to overcome the most lingering traumatic memories and start living in emotional peace and well being.
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Shamanism is our ancient roots wherever we live and whatever sort of culture we live in. Look back far enough in time and all of us come from shamanistic cultures. Long before such historically recent concepts as organised religion, humans ...
Why “integrating” psychotherapy and spirituality? This question seems silly to many people for one of two reasons. Some would say it is silly because the two must necessarily be kept separate, like church and state. Others would say it is ...
Intimacy refers to being seen or known. One can be seen or known by oneself, by another being (human or otherwise) or by God. Individual psychotherapy usually focuses on knowing oneself better, which is to say becoming more intimate with ...
Carbogen was once used in psychology and psychedelic psychotherapy to determine how a patient would react to an altered state of consciousness or to a sensation of loss of control. Individuals who reacted especially negatively to carbogen were generally not ...
It is estimated that out of 1.6 million troops deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan alone, nearly 300,000 have returned with some form of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). And those are the reported cases. According to the National Institute of ...
This article describes the empirical base for an evidence-based and effective treatment; Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy.
When therapists and spiritual directors begin to talk about the specific goals of healing, the language of each discipline begins to lose its uniqueness. Wholeness is wholeness. Connection with others is called relationship or community. The ability to be vulnerable ...
This article describes Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, which is an evidence-based and effective treatment for children with trauma and attachment disorders. The article summaries current research on treatment.
The word holistic has been used to describe health care practices that include acupuncture, massage therapy, Reiki, naturopathy, and homeopathy. These practices attempt to bring harmony to the physical, energetic, and/or nutritional states of individuals.
Due to the continuing trend in mental health toward brief, CBT methods and away from depth-oriented, psychodynamic therapies, one can easily see how a reduction of “mindfulness” to an easily deliverable skill set would be a natural outcome of the ...
In this article I would like to suggest that the time has come for psychotherapy to begin to contemplate the future.
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Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy is an evidence-based effective treatment for disorders of attachment with empirical support. This article summarizes the research from professional peer-reviewed journals that demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach and it's grounding in empirical research. Controlling the images of the mind through image projection has proven valuable not only for psychotherapy, but also as a learning aid.
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