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Articles on: Psychotherapy Techniques
The Dark Side of Your Emotional Needs – Connection
Continue reading »Part five in the series explores our innate human desire for a sense of community and how it can work against us.
Treating the Yo-Yo Dieter
Continue reading »Help your clients reach a stable, sustainable weight with these five techniques.
The Dark Side of Your Emotional Needs – Intimacy
Continue reading »Part four in the series explores how the need for love and intimacy can lead to stalking, accepting abuse and impossible relationships.
The Dark Side of Your Emotional Needs – Control
Continue reading »Part three of the series explores the need for control and how it can betray us when it is met in unhealthy ways.
The Dark Side of Your Emotional Needs – Safety
Continue reading »Part two of the series explores the inherent human need to feel safe and secure and shows how it can lead those desperate enough into unsafe situations.
How to Spot and Treat Emotional Eating
Continue reading »Emotional eating is a pattern that can be learned in childhood or develop when our human needs are not being met. Here are five ways to disrupt this unhealthy pattern.
The Dark Side of Your Emotional Needs – Attention
Continue reading »Why do otherwise rational human beings do crazy things? This series on the dark side of human emotional needs seeks to answer just this question, and to show you how you can use this understanding to help your clients, enrich the lives of those around you, and, most importantly, make sure you are meeting your own needs.
Should You Use Regression with Your Clients?
Continue reading »False memories can be created during regression. Here are four reasons why taking your client back to the past isn’t always the right approach.
How to Help Your Clients Stop Blushing
Continue reading »A change in attitude can be all it takes to stop blushing. Here are 5 techniques you can use to help clients who blush.
