Help clients break free from the compulsions controlling them with these CBT techniques for obsessive compulsive disorder.
Mark Tyrrell’s Therapy and Counselling Tips Podcast
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Boosting Clients’ Emotional Resilience: Podcast 041
Continue reading »While making people feel bad for feeling bad doesn’t help, there is something to be said for practising gratitude and reflecting on comparative difficulties.
Treating Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Podcast 040
Continue reading »Anxiety makes mountains out of molehills, and monsters out of moles. Here are six tips for treating generalized anxiety disorder in your clients.
Building Rapport With Difficult Clients: Podcast 039
Continue reading »The utilization principle appeals to an individual’s unique personality traits and interests to bring about change
Classical Conditioning: Podcast 038
Continue reading »Well into adulthood, my mouth would water whenever I heard a key turning in a lock. You may be wondering what on earth happened to me! The answer is, nothing particularly odd. But it’s why I’m a chocaholic…
Helping Clients in a Double Bind: Podcast 037
Continue reading »3 techniques for helping clients escape Catch-22, no-win, psychological double binds.
Behavioural Interventions for Anxiety: Podcast 036
Continue reading »Help your clients beat bursts of heightened anxiety.
Stop Couples Arguing: Podcast 035
Continue reading »“Why do you two hate each other so much? Why don’t you just get a divorce?” I asked, interrupting the pattern of their well-practised bickering.
Boosting Client Motivation: Podcast 034
Continue reading »Frustratingly, client motivation to change isn’t always 100%. Here’s how to help them meet their therapy goals…
Story Therapy: Podcast 033
Continue reading »Story therapy at the right time can facilitate psychological and even physical healing.
