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Types of Therapy

Articles on therapies and modalities that can be used in both clinical or positive psychology centered coaching or therapy sessions.

Training in Schema Therapy

Training in Schema Therapy: 14 Courses and Online Options

Our childhood experiences pave the way for enduring patterns and themes that can shape our relationships, coping styles, and ultimately, the direction of our lives. [...]

Types o f Therapy

Different Types of Therapy: Choosing the Right Treatment

The importance of mental health is becoming a widely accepted aspect of human development and wellbeing. According to the National Association of Mental Illness (2021), [...]

Systems Therapy

What Is Systems Therapy? 7 Theories & Techniques Explained

Family therapy often involves identifying ways to stop family members from using existing unhelpful solutions so that new ones might emerge (Watson, 2012). We often [...]

Therapeutic relationship

How to Build a Strong Therapeutic Relationship With Clients

A solid therapeutic relationship is vital for clients to get the most out of therapy and remain in treatment (DeAngelis, 2019). It’s as powerful, if [...]

Termination in Therapy

Termination in Therapy: The Art of Gently Letting Clients Go

Successfully ending the relationship between therapist and client – known as termination – is a crucial aspect of psychotherapy (Joyce, Piper, Ogrodniczuk, & Klein, 2007). [...]

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy: 12 Findings & Training Options

If any therapeutic approach were to raise an eyebrow or two, it would probably be psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Therapy in itself can be intense, challenging, and [...]

Interpersonal Therapy

21 Best Interpersonal Therapy Techniques & Worksheets [PDF]

Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) began in the late 1960s with a research experiment to understand pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy’s efficacy in treating depression (Markowitz & Weissman, 2012). [...]

Engaging with clients

How to Engage and Motivate Clients in Therapy

Have you ever given thought to how to achieve outcomes in therapy? Longstanding research in community and hospital settings (Paul, 1967; Kiresuk & Sherman, 1968) [...]

Naikan Therapy

Naikan Therapy: Applying the Japanese Art of Self-Reflection

In their early teens, my eldest daughter and her friends would leave Post-it notes for people to find in the town nearby. On each was [...]

Hypnotherapy

Does Hypnotherapy Really Work? 10+ Scientific Findings

Hypnosis is a deep state of relaxation, focus, and increased suggestibility. Yet, it is not exceptional. We regularly find ourselves lost in thought, adrift in [...]

3 Positive CBT Exercises (PDF)