Active Minds: Changing the Conversation About Mental Health

Effective Counsellor

2018-09-18T18:33:49-04:00

What is counselling? An interpersonal relationship between someone actively seeking help and someone willing to give help who is capable or trained too help in a setting that permits [...]

Effective Counsellor2018-09-18T18:33:49-04:00

Ethical Issues in Counselling

2019-05-26T00:03:38-04:00

Law VS ethics Law and ethics are not the same thing but obviously related If you practice ethically you wont break the law e.g. a psychologist can break confidentiality [...]

Ethical Issues in Counselling2019-05-26T00:03:38-04:00

Psychoanalytic

2018-09-18T18:33:47-04:00

Freud Father of psychoanalysis His views continue to influence contemporary practice He experienced a number of severe emotional problems of his own and engaged in selfanalysis   Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic Freud’s [...]

Psychoanalytic2018-09-18T18:33:47-04:00

Adlerian Theory

2019-05-26T00:02:33-04:00

Alfred Alder Member of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society Proposed the aggression instinct Departed from psychoanalysis and founded the Society of Individual psychology Not as keen on the deterministic approach [...]

Adlerian Theory2019-05-26T00:02:33-04:00

Existentialism/Gestalt

2019-05-26T00:01:04-04:00

Existentialism Existential therapy stems from existential philosophyàà what does it mean to exist? It is not a clearly defined model- has few techniques Emphasis on freedom choice Lots of [...]

Existentialism/Gestalt2019-05-26T00:01:04-04:00

Mindfulness

2019-05-26T00:00:05-04:00

Autonomic NS response Stress activates the ANSàà fight or flight response -      Activation of the F/F response results in: Increased blood flowàà increased blood pressure, heart rate, blood [...]

Mindfulness2019-05-26T00:00:05-04:00

Person-Centered Therapy

2019-05-25T23:59:33-04:00

Carl Rogers Considered the founder of PCT He wanted to create climate, growth and choice. He believed that no one is necessarily evil Opposed institutionalization of therapy ‘schools’ as [...]

Person-Centered Therapy2019-05-25T23:59:33-04:00

Family/Group Therapy

2019-05-25T23:58:51-04:00

The family systems perspective During the 1950s the systemic family therapy began to take root Individuals are best understood through assessing the interactions within an entire family. The development [...]

Family/Group Therapy2019-05-25T23:58:51-04:00

CBT and ACT

2019-05-25T23:57:51-04:00

Behavioral Therapy Emphasis on what can be seen, observed or measured Behavior is something that can be operationally defined- it includes overt actions as well as internal processes such [...]

CBT and ACT2019-05-25T23:57:51-04:00

Post-Modern Approaches

2019-05-25T23:57:05-04:00

What does postmodern mean? Postmodern is a word used to describe changes in the ways people think- especially the way they view reality Postmodernity refuses to allow any single [...]

Post-Modern Approaches2019-05-25T23:57:05-04:00

Integrative Perspective

2018-09-18T18:33:41-04:00

Psychotherapy Integration Integration is combining concepts and techniques from various approaches Key is to find ways to integrate features from different approaches to help clients on all 3 levels [...]

Integrative Perspective2018-09-18T18:33:41-04:00

Research Issues in Counseling

2019-05-25T23:55:41-04:00

The importance of evidence based practice Psychology is invisible, abstract and difficult to define. People can be a bit cynical about psychology. Psychotherapy is an art as much as [...]

Research Issues in Counseling2019-05-25T23:55:41-04:00
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