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Tag Archives: actualisation
The Heart-Brain Connection: The Neuroscience of Social, Emotional Learning: Richard Davidson
This is not a directly person-centred take on the subject – but that’s just about viewpoint. The content is massively relevant for any therapist (or anyone interested in how we heal, learn, grow and change). This takes you directly to … Continue reading
Posted in actualizing tendency, cognitive, education, medical model, neuroscience, Richard Davidson, therapeutic growth, transformation
Tagged actualisation, actualization, brain change, brain development, brain rewiring, change, child development, education, emotional learning, learning, neuroplasticity, neuroscience, neurosculpting, parenting, Richard Davidson, social learning, therapeutic growth, therapeutic process
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Jeanne Safer on Forgiveness
Jeanne Safer on Forgiveness Click on the title for this great article in http://www.psychologytoday.com by Jeanne Safer. A profoundly person-centred take on the subject. Internal locus, rather than external locus or ‘one size fits all’ approaches to what’s therapeutic or ‘good for … Continue reading
Posted in actualizing tendency, anger, childhood abuse, client as 'expert', clients' perspective, conflict, core conditions, empowerment, ethics, forgiveness, internal locus of evaluation, Jeanne Safer, parenting, person centred, self esteem, sexual orientation, therapeutic growth
Tagged actualisation, actualising, actualization, actualizing, Annie Travers, child abuse, childhood trauma, client account, ethics, forgiveness, friendship, gay, injustice, internal locus, Jeanne Safer, Jessica Kramer, justice, Madame de Stael, not forgiving, parenting, Paul Thompson, person-centred, psychology today, refusing forgiveness, relationship, Return, Rita Bergman, Sandy Katz, Sarah Goodman, self actualization, sexual orientation
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The “Mental Illness” Paradigm: Itself an “Illness” that is Out of Control
The “Mental Illness” Paradigm: Itself an “Illness” that is Out of Control Interesting article by Paris Williams.
Posted in Disconnection, Mad in America, medical model, paradigm shift, Paris Williams, psychiatric drugs, psychiatry, therapeutic growth
Tagged actualisation, actualising, actualization, actualizing, Anatomy of an Epidemic, anti psychotic medication, anti-depressants, anxiolytic, bipolar, connection, dehumanization, disconnection, human condition, iatrogenic illness, Linda Logan, Mad in America, mental health, mental illness, mental illness paradigm, paradigm shift, Paris Williams, PCA, person-centred, psychiatric drugs, Psychiatry, Rethinking Madness, Robert Whitaker, Soteria, Szasz, therapeutic growth, therapeutic process
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