Lecturers

Transference and Countertransference : Part Two

Delve deeper into the dynamics of transference and countertransference in therapeutic settings. This article discusses strategies such as regular supervision, clear boundary setting, and self-reflection to navigate these phenomena, enhancing the therapeutic alliance and promoting client progress.

Transference and Countertransference : Part One

Transference and countertransference are phenomena that can significantly influence the therapeutic process. This article explores their definitions, manifestations, and provides guidance on recognizing and managing these dynamics to maintain a healthy and productive therapeutic alliance.

WORKING WITH COUPLES 6: Moving Forward In Improving Our Communication and Addressing Conflict

Conflict is inevitable in all close relationships. This article delves into destructive conflict patterns such as blaming, criticism, defensiveness, and the 'conflict dance,' offering insights into recognizing and transforming these behaviors to enhance communication and strengthen partnerships.

WORKING WITH COUPLES 5: Managing Conflict (Part 3)

This article delves into three destructive conflict patterns in relationships: the 'freeze or flee' response, stonewalling, and contempt. Understanding and addressing these behaviors are crucial for fostering healthier communication and strengthening partnerships.

WORKING WITH COUPLES 2: Communicating Constructively – a guideline

Effective communication is vital in relationships. This article provides practical guidelines for couples to enhance constructive communication, including strategies like the CARD method to address sensitive issues and improve mutual understanding.

WORKING WITH COUPLES 1: Communication and Managing Conflict

Conflict is inevitable in all close relationships. This article delves into managing conflict within marriages and relationships, highlighting the importance of recognizing and addressing destructive patterns to foster healthier communication and deeper connections between partners.

The Beautiful Mind

Neurodiversity encompasses a range of cognitive differences, including autism and ADHD. This article delves into the distinctive traits of autistic individuals, especially women, highlighting their strengths, coping mechanisms, and the significance of recognizing and valuing neurodiverse minds in our communities.

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