Every thing you need to know about For Therapists

A therapist can be defined as a professional who helps people gain insight about their life, helps them develop an understanding about their problems and solutions and facilitates productive change towards the solutions.

A good therapist should have knowledge about and understanding of multiple aspects of human existence which includes but is not limited to emotions, behaviours and working of the mind.

Also, a good therapist should not just be competent in their specific specialisation but should also have other skills like communication, rapport building, effective listening, questioning……

The knowledge, competency and skills that a good therapist requires are not static. In the constantly evolving world that we are living in even the knowledge, competency and skills that a therapist has needs to continue to evolve.

“For Therapist” tag is a part of all those posts that contains information that will help therapists (psychologists, coaches and other mental health practitioners) enhance their knowledge, develop their skills and become more competent in ways that is useful in their therapeutic practice with clients.

SOFT SEA Coaching Model

SOFT SEA Coaching Model

SOFT SEA or the SO FACE THE SEA Coaching model is probably the most powerful and comprehensive coaching framework that is structured yet flexible, which ensures that you and the client walk together on a path that is in sync

GROW Coaching Model

Classic Coaching Models – GROW, RE-GROW and T-Grow

A coaching model is a framework; it’s the underlying structure that you can use when you’re coaching someone. This structure consists of different components or steps. Each component or step has an objective that allows you to ensure that the coaching session

Career options after Hypnosis

Career options after Hypnosis

Understanding what is hypnosis and the principles behind what makes people become more receptive to ideas and suggestions can completely change the way you communicate with yourself and with others. The hypnotic state can be used for making people receptive

engaged listening

Engaged Listening: Mastering the Art for Effective Coaching and Therapy

In coaching and therapy, the lack of truly engaged listening can lead to misunderstandings and hinder client progress. When practitioners merely hear without deeply listening, clients may feel undervalued and hesitant to share openly. This disconnect can erode trust, stifle

Therapeutic presence

Managing Self and Maintaining Presence: Coaching and Therapeutic Competency

In the ever-evolving landscape of coaching and therapy, practitioners face the challenge of remaining fully present and composed amidst the emotional turbulence of their clients’ journeys. As this problem persists, it agitates both professionals and clients. Practitioners may feel frustrated

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Mastering Ethical Guidelines and Professional Standards in Coaching and Therapy

Ethical dilemmas can undermine the integrity of coaching and therapeutic relationships, risking client trust and professional credibility. Many coaches and therapists struggle to navigate the complexities of ethical practice, leading to potential legal and moral pitfalls. These issues can damage

Behavioural therapy - Meaning, techniques and limitations

Behavioural Therapy: Techniques, limitations & its role in eclectic therapy

Behaviour Therapy stands as a cornerstone in clinical psychology, offering a structured approach to modifying maladaptive behaviours and addressing various psychological conditions. Rooted in the principles of learning, this evidence-based modality has transformed the landscape of therapy, yielding significant improvements

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Case Study on Anxiety Counselling

Recently, I received a call from Ramesh who was experiencing anxiety after the outbreak of Coronavirus and lockdown. He was wondering whether therapy can help him. After having an initial conversation over the phone, we scheduled a online consultation session.

anger management counselling inability to manage your anger case study

Case Study on Anger Management Counselling

Recently, I received a call from Rahul who was unable to manage his anger. He was wondering whether therapy can help him. After having an initial conversation over the phone, we planned a consultation session. For details about the techniques

Cover Image of the case study on working with sexually abused clients

Sexual Abuse Counselling – Case Study

Recently, I received a call from Tina (name changed) who was struggling with her childhood memories of sexual abuse. She was wondering whether therapy can help her. After having an initial conversation over the phone, we planned for a session.

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