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07/03/2025

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Just sayin # Gypsysandangels 💜

27/02/2025

Interesting
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While EFT is structured in linear steps, it is also cyclical and flexible. Watch expert Rebecca Jorgensen break down how Emotionally Focused Therapy can be adapted and adjusted to your client's needs:

https://academy.psychotherapy.net/eft-step-by-step

26/02/2025

Outstanding.fikkiwed then for 20. years.attended to the first conference in Chicago

Participate in the March 30, 2025 International Conference on Integrative Medicine, Virtual Online Event. A gathering of experts and enthusiasts discussing all things integrative health from around the world! Discover innovative approaches that treat the whole person—addressing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. Our expert speakers will explore various therapies.
Rollin McCraty, Ph.D., HeartMath Institute’s Director of Research will present “Heart Coherence in Cognitive and Behavioral Health.
Rollin joins speakers Mark Mattson, Ph.D., Eric Simard, Ph.D., Jean Drouin, MD, and Alessio Fasano, MD for this live-streamed event.
This program is for healthcare practitioners, mind-body therapists, researchers, health enthusiasts, and individuals seeking evidence-based, holistic approaches to wellness.
Register by February 28 to receive early bird pricing of $77.59, https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1138485614119?aff=oddtdtcreator.

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26/02/2025

25/02/2025

Many need this therapy

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) is an intensive, structured treatment for children and teens who have trouble handling their strong emotions.

Being overwhelmed with emotion can cause a lot of problem behaviors, including outbursts, aggression, self-harm, substance abuse, and suicidal thoughts.

DBT works by combining two sets of skills. The first, called mindfulness, helps kids understand and accept difficult feelings without judgment.

The second, a treatment called CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), teaches them coping strategies to change unhelpful feelings and thought patterns.

DBT is often helpful for kids who have tried other forms of therapy, but need something more intensive, without being in-patient.

In DBT, patients participate in three things: one-on-one therapy, group skills training, and phone coaching from their therapist available 24/7 to help them handle difficult situations without self-destructive behaviors.

Parents are taught the same skills the kids learn, so they can help their kids use them outside of therapy sessions.

To learn more about DBT offered through the Child Mind Institute:
https://childmind.org/care/areas-of-expertise/mood-disorders-center/dialectical-behavior-therapy-teens-and-young-adults/