Archive for 'Therapy and Counseling'
Cheque overpayment scam targets psychologists and therapists
Email scammers using a variation of the 419 scam have started targeting professionals such as therapists and interpreters. A couple of days ago I received this email: Hello, How are you and how has your week been? Wonderful I guess. I am Fredrick Pawlak a businessman and a single parent working temporarily in Singapore. I was searching for [...]
Posted: August 14th, 2010 under Administration, Therapy and Counseling.
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Another Good Reason I Ask My Clients, “How Was It For You?”
What does your doctor do when you tell her or him that you’re not getting better? What would you do if her response was “more of the same”? I dare say you’d at least leave and see another doctor. That would make sense and it happens rarely because good doctors pay attention to signs of [...]
Posted: April 20th, 2010 under Mental Health, Therapy and Counseling, Wellbeing.
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How to live according to your values
This story beautifully illustrates the challenges and joys of living in pursuit of your values.
Posted: February 15th, 2010 under Spirituality and Meaning, Therapy and Counseling.
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Melbourne ACT Peer Supervision Group – 2010!
Robyn Dwyer re-started the Group in December 2009. You can contact her directly or contact me and I’ll pass your details on to her. The group meets monthly for 90 minutes 6.30-8.00pm first Wednesday of the month. Currently (July 2010) we’re meeting for the foreseeable future at my premises: 203 High St Northcote.
Posted: March 12th, 2008 under Therapy and Counseling.
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Why I ask clients, “How was it for you?”
Many clients wonder why I so frequently ask them questions about how the session was, whether we are on the right track, whether there’s anything I did or said that didn’t work for them, and so on. Some also wonder whether it’s really worth the effort to record their session ratings. (I use a session [...]
Posted: February 7th, 2008 under Therapy and Counseling.
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