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Susan Robinson is a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist who uses traditional and alternative techniques to help clients with issues like anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and relationships. She received extensive training in areas like emotionally focused therapy, narrative therapy, trauma treatment, and clinical hypnosis. Susan aims to understand clients through techniques like art therapy, guided visualization, and dream interpretation to help unlock symbols and find solutions. After leaving college, she worked as a singer for 17 years before returning to school to obtain her mental health degree at age 56 and start her private practice, where she takes a holistic approach to serving clients with cultural awareness, ethics, and a focus on social justice.
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Carl Rogers (1902-1987) was an influential American psychologist who developed client-centered therapy. He grew up in a strict Protestant family on a farm in Illinois. Rogers studied agriculture in college but later became interested in religion and psychology. He had a long career working at various universities and founded the client-centered approach which focused on unconditional positive regard, empathy, and congruence between therapist and client. Rogers believed people have a natural tendency toward self-actualization and published many influential books, including On Becoming a Person, which outlined his humanistic perspective on psychotherapy. He is considered one of the founders of humanistic psychology.
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Therapies13
Enduring Issues in Therapies
Insight Therapies
• Psychoanalysis
• Client-Centered Therapy
• Gestalt Therapy
• Recent Developments
Behavior Therapies
• Therapies Based on
Classical Conditioning
• Therapies Based on Operant
Conditioning
• Therapies Based on Modeling
Cognitive Therapies
• Stress-Inoculation Therapy
• Rational–Emotive Therapy
• Beck’s Cognitive Therapy
Group Therapies
• Family Therapy
• Couple Therapy
• Self-Help Groups
Effectiveness
of Psychotherapy
• Which Type of Therapy Is
Best for Which Disorder?
Biological Treatments
• Drug Therapies
• Electroconvulsive Therapy
• Psychosurgery
Institutionalization
and Its Alternatives
• Deinstitutionalization
• Alternative Forms of
Treatment
• Prevention
Client Diversity and
Treatment
• Gender and Treatment
• Culture and Treatment
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Understanding Psychology, Ninth Edition, by Charles G. Morris and Albert A. Maisto. Published by Prentice Hall. Copyright © 2010 by Pearson Education, Inc.
For most new mothers, giving birth results in an instant bondand feelings of immediate and unconditional love for theirnew baby. Many describe motherhood as the happiest time
in their lives and cannot imagine a life without their children.
However, for some, another reaction occurs—one of sadness
and apathy, and withdrawal from the world around them.
Brooke Shields, the well-known actress and model, was one of
these women.
In Down Came the Rain: My Journey Through Postpartum
Depression, Shields (2006) writes that she had always dreamed
of being a mother. Although she and her husband, Chris Henchy,
initially had trouble conceiving, Shields eventually became
pregnant through in vitro fertilization and gave birth to a daugh-
ter in 2003. Just as her attempt at conceiving wasn’t without
effort, easing into life as a mother wasn’t effortless, either.
Almost immediately after returning home from the hospital,
Shields began to experience symptoms of postpartum depres-
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of depression. Symptoms range from anxiety and tearfulness to
feelings of extreme detachment and even being suicidal.
Shields notes that her “baby blues” rapidly gave way to full-
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ing visions of harm coming to her baby. In addition to the birth of
her child, Shields was also coping with the recent death of her
father, as well as the ongoing struggle of coping with the suicide
of a close friend 2 years prior. Doctors note that postpartum
depression can be exacerbated by events such as these.
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As Shields’s mental health began to decline, she felt more
anxious and panicky. She felt sadness greater than she’d ever
experienced, and began thinking that it would never go away.
She felt completely detached from the baby she had gone
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Art therapy is a creative, therapeutic technique that uses the artistic process to improve mental and physical well-being. It allows people to express and understand emotions through art. The document discusses what art therapy is, why it is important, different types of creative therapies, the history and goals of art therapy, conditions it can treat, evidence of its effectiveness, common techniques used, who can benefit, and how a typical art therapy session is conducted. Counseling is also defined as an interactive process between a counselor and client to facilitate behavioral changes through addressing emotional, social, and other concerns. Key counseling skills like listening, empathy, genuineness, and open-ended questions are outlined.
Comparison and similarties and differences among psychotherapy
This document compares and contrasts various psychotherapies. It discusses similarities and differences in their views of human nature, goals, roles of counselors, and techniques. Key similarities include a focus on human beings' positive aspects, cognitions and behaviors, psychological needs, and building rapport. Differences include views on the role of biology, unconsciousness, free will and the environment in human development. Goals and roles of counselors also vary between insight-focused versus action-oriented approaches. Techniques range from interpretation to homework assignments depending on the theory.
Methods of psychotherapy
Viktor Frankl developed logotherapy, which focuses on helping clients find meaning in their lives. Logotherapy holds that finding meaning is an inherent human motivation and the primary driver of human behavior. The therapist helps clients identify experiences they find meaningful and set goals oriented around pursuing more meaningful activities and relationships. The overall aim is for clients to develop a sense of purpose that enhances well-being and motivates constructive behavior.
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The document discusses various therapeutic techniques used in psychiatry including play therapy, music therapy, dance therapy, recreational therapy, light therapy, and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation. It provides definitions of each technique, their indications, principles, functions, advantages and the nurse's role in administering them to help treat various psychiatric disorders.
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uncoordinated initiatives as a technological solution for problems in
individual areas. However, CRM should be considered as a strategy when
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- 2. Licensed Clinical Social Worker Academy of Certified Social Workers National Board of Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists Certified Solution-Focused Psychotherapist Neurolinguistic Programming Practitioner Certified Addictions Specialist Ordained Minister, Non-Denominational Susan Robinson
- 3. • Mastering Self Hypnosis • Therapeutic Art Journaling • Mixed Media Collage for Eating Disorders • Goal Oriented Collage for Couples • Exploring Your Dreams • Life Affirming Psychotherapy Susan Robinson mission is offering psychotherapy to adults, children, couples, families, and groups. She uses traditional and alternative techniques to enhance the growth process towards a brighter tomorrow and a more manageable today.
- 4. She welcomes clients who seek help with issues such as anger, anxiety, depression, grief, past traumas, stress, self-esteem, life transitions, school-related concerns, parenting, and relationship difficulties. TRAINING IN • Externships in Emotionally Focused Therapy and Narrative Therapy • Trauma, Post Traumatic Stress, Resiliency After Crisis and Loss • Extended Workshops on Emotional Freedom Technique ("Tapping") • Critical Incident Group Debriefing • Solution Focused Therapy Interventions • Grief: Innovative Intervention Approaches • Clinical Hypnosis Training • Anger: Assessment and Treatment Approaches
- 5. • When Susan dropped off from college, she got divorced and seek help from counselor. • She later worked as Telegram singer for 17 years • She graduated with mental health degree at 56 years age and started her practice as a Counsellor
- 6. I use an eclectic approach incorporating techniques appropriate to the issues being experienced by the individual. Mindfulness techniques, Guided Visualization, Neurolinguistic Programming, Eriksonian Hypnosis, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Nonjudgmental Christian Focused, and Buddhist Psychology are a few of the more traditional methods used according to your needs. If an individual is a vivid dreamer, then symbols and meanings found within the unconscious dreaming mind can be addressed and explored. I have a background in the study of dreams as found in the writings of C.G. Jung and Edgar Cayce.
- 7. I am a psychotherapist, an artist and a writer. I encourage and guide many individuals (when appropriate) to use therapeutic art journaling, collage, painting, drawing and clay work to unlock deep symbols and images that may be lodged in the unconscious. This may help to facilitate better understanding of problems that the individual is seeking to resolve. Together, we interpret the images and find that "ah ha" moment when seemingly unrelated components converge to create satisfactory solutions to puzzling problems.
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