Case Studies for Coaches, Psychologists and Psychology Students containing step by step guides for helping clients achieve their desired outcomes and overcome various emotional, behavioural and psychological issues.
Before checking out these case studies, you may want to start with exploring
1. What is Cognitive Hypnotic Coaching?
2. What is Cognitive Hypnotic Psychotherapy?
All the Coaching and Psychotherapy case studies mentioned on this page are based on these approaches.
Did you know that you can use Hypnosis for Alcohol Treatment? Hypnotherapy can be used as a standalone technique or can be used in combination with other therapies or with other de-addiction programs for best results. Before we get into
Introduction In this post we will explore not just the biology but also the psychology of weight loss. We will also look at simple steps that can help people manage weight and also explore the steps that therapists can use
Introduction Learned Helplessness is a formidable barrier that often impedes individuals from realizing their full potential, despite possessing the necessary skills and resources. In our exploration of this psychological phenomenon, we delve into its intricacies and offer strategies for triumphing
Defense Mechanism of Regression: Case Study 11-years-old Raj had to relocate with his parents as his father received a job transfer. Distressed yet not in a position to oppose this happening, he dejectedly left behind his school and friends. Waking
Welcome to a comprehensive exploration of sublimation, a fascinating psychological defense mechanism. In this article, we will delve deep into the concept of sublimation, its historical roots, practical applications, and how therapists work with clients who use this mechanism. What
I had this friend in college, who had a habit of complaining constantly. She would complain about almost anything and everything. The manner in which she complained was such that she was generally the focus of attention in social gatherings.
Introduction In this post, we will focus on understanding what is the psychological defense mechanism of displacement, why we use it, how it can lead to certain problems and the steps that a therapist can use to help the client
