…c Relationships Dr. Stephen Porges discusses Polyvagal Theory and romantic relationships in his … Dr. Stephen Porges: What is the Polyvagal Theory Dr. Stephen Porges explains Polyvagal Theory in his interview with PsychAlive.or… Dr. Stephen Porges on Face to Face Social Engagement Dr. Stephen Porges discusses the importance of face-to-face social engagement in… Dr. Pat Ogden Defines Implicit Memory Dr. Ogden defines implicit memory. Dr. Pat…
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…ansitional object” in that he or she provides the client with an authentic relationship during the transition from depending on self-nourishing processes to seeking and finding satisfaction in genuine relationships in the world outside the office. As such, therapists must remain human (be interested, warm, caring, and empathic as well as direct and responsible) to temporarily “hold” or sustain the client as he or she moves away from sources of fan…
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…Dr. Lisa Firestone explains some key changes you can make to achieve a closer, more honest and loving form of relating with your partner….
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…sexual relationships and eventually prove the false notion that passionate relationships can’t last long-term. The truth is that intimate relationships don’t have to lose their excitement. However, as people get closer, they tend to struggle with maintaining an alive and satisfying sexual relationship. Many people find it difficult to combine emotional intimacy and deep loving feelings with passionate sexuality. One reason this can occur, albeit m…
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…Psychologist Dr. Lisa Firestone explains some key changes you can make to achieve a closer, more honest and loving form of relating with your partner….
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…ed hour of each week, but perhaps the most real. So, how does this therapy relationship work to bring about a cure for some of the most life threatening psychological illnesses? The therapy relationship should and could provide the sustenance to feed the underlying hunger in a way that is realistic and fantastical at the same time. In my work, I tend to offer “food” less in the form of words and advice, but rather, I provide “food” in terms of tim…
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…lating similar attachments to those you had as a kid, you can reshape your relationships to be what you want them to be. A healthy, secure relationship will further reshape your attachment model, as you have the lived experience of relating to a trusting, caring, attuned partner. You can begin to see the world in a more realistic light, rather than taking on the point of view of your critical inner voice. You can form healthier relationships and l…
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Order Now In this Webinar: Explain the causes and impacts of insomnia Offer a brief overview of the latest sleep science Present effective treatments for insomnia including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for insomnia Simple mindfulness practices for healthy sleep Sleep Restriction Therapy — a powerful method for treating severe insomnia Highlight key tips for getting a better night’s sleep Include interactive worksheets to help you develop be…
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…There are certain characteristics people can bring to their relationships that will drastically improve the dynamics between them and their partners. Psychologist Dr. Lisa Firestone explains some of the qualities people can aim for that will help them feel closer and more fulfilled in their intimate relationships….
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…feel stronger in themselves and go on to enjoy healthier, more satisfying relationships. In this 90-minute Webinar, Dr. Lisa Firestone will introduce individuals and therapists to psychological tools that can help a person on their path to heal from a breakup or rejection: These include: Exploring how the past has shaped one’s relationship patterns, choices, and reactions Recognizing critical self-attacks that are triggered by a separation Unders…
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