Get Better Faster! (for real)
November 4, 2013
Why is therapy for an hour per week? Probably because: You can fit it into a weekly routine. Each session’s work can interact with the client’s life for incremental benefit.
Why is therapy for an hour per week? Probably because: You can fit it into a weekly routine. Each session’s work can interact with the client’s life for incremental benefit.
Since developing Progressive Counting (PC) in 2007, I’ve been teaching it quite a bit, often to therapists who are already trained in other trauma resolution methods. I enjoy the reactions:
Much has been made of the importance of non-specific factors (such as empathy, therapeutic alliance, etc.) to therapy outcome, and rightly so: therapists who use the common factors get better
When I call therapists in other locations to check them out for a referral, I briefly describe the case and ask what their approach would be. Quite a number of
Hi. Ricky Greenwald here, founder and director of Trauma Institute & Child Trauma Institute, and this blog’s author. Welcome to our new/revised web sites, not to mention this new blog,