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Our Mysterious Brains
As we now know, I am fascinated by the brain. I am an avid Brainspotter, my clients are getting amazing results with the technique. It seems as if this is the new cutting edge of research and understanding. There has … Continue reading »
Posted in Brain, Brainspotting, Educational, Good Things
Tagged adolescent, change, circuitry, memories, memory, mid-brain, NPR, past, process, Radiolab, reward center, Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, TED, thoughts, WNYC
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A Connecticut Therapist in King Arthur’s Court
Well, maybe not King Arthur’s court, but how about just the idea of a Connecticut Therapist in Juvenile Superior Court? It’s a pretty scary idea for many of us and unfortunately is not always a great place for a therapist … Continue reading »
Advice
So often clients come in to therapy looking for “advice”. More times than I can count I have been sitting across the room from a client who is troubled and confused and had them state, “just tell me what to … Continue reading »
Posted in Educational, Good Things
Tagged advice, clients, Dr. Phil, process, support, therapy, what we do, what we don't do
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Facing the Dragon
Dragons are all around us, it’s just that we can’t see them. Well, we can if we redefine them properly. Fire breathing dragons are the hosts of addiction. Yes addiction. And, unfortunately, addiction is all around us. Addiction can take … Continue reading »
Posted in Educational, Substance Abuse
Tagged addiction, alcoholism, bulimia, dragons, get help, heroin, process, therapy
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