this book provides brief overviews of various models, including their history, views of change, views of the family, and the role of the therapist. the book covers each model in a consistent way, so that the reader can better understand the underlying theories and practical distinctions between them. the book also explains how restoration therapy simplifies the contextual therapy model yet stays with the premises that clients need to understand the depth and breadth of their pain.

to encourage the …

a few years agoi was referred to a highly reputable and respected psychologist who, in the midst of writing academic books and journals, also crossed the border on occasion to speakat very prestigious universities. if this is the case with you please don’t give up, there are ways to work through it so you can build up that trust again because i honestly believe that therapy is so important to your health and well being. i was left feeling so …

for example, it is not uncommon for a school counselor to also be the coach of a sports team, thus filling both a counselor and a coach role for students. the estimated time between therapy termination and post-therapy contact ranged from a few weeks to two years. she had been friends with my mom some, but then she got to be closer with me, and we talked on the phone and we were like friends and went out quite a …

here’s why it happens and how to handle it. falling in love with your therapist happens more often than you might think, and it can be attributed to a concept called transference. you can fall in love with your therapist for several different reasons, says waichler, who lists possible explanations below: so you have a crush on your therapist but you don’t know what to do about it. here’s some suggests about what to do and what not to do. …