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Deliberate Practice in Schema Therapy with Dr Tara Cutland Green
Dr Tara Cutland Green joined Nadene van der Linden in Schema Therapy Made Simple. They discuss and role play Deliberate Practice techniques with mode flipping.
Deliberate Practice with Dr Tara Cutland Green
To join the next round of Mastering Microskills in Schema Therapy Through Deliberate Practice you can get more information here: www.schematherapyassociates.training/mastering...
Link to booking page: www.schematherapyassociates.training/online-store
If people would like to sign up to our mailing list to be kept informed of all upcoming Schema Therapy training that Dr Gill Heath and I offer, they can sign up here: www.schematherapyassociates.training/
Deliberate Practice with Dr Tara Cutland Green
To join the next round of Mastering Microskills in Schema Therapy Through Deliberate Practice you can get more information here: www.schematherapyassociates.training/mastering...
Link to booking page: www.schematherapyassociates.training/online-store
If people would like to sign up to our mailing list to be kept informed of all upcoming Schema Therapy training that Dr Gill Heath and I offer, they can sign up here: www.schematherapyassociates.training/
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Emotional Needs the children's book featuring Alex. With co-author Sitara Samtani
มุมมอง 52ปีที่แล้ว
Sitara Samtani and I talk about new schema therapy book for children "Emotional Needs" Available for purchase on Amazon.
Fear of losing control schema and emotional constriction Schema with Dr Ozgur Yalcin
มุมมอง 970ปีที่แล้ว
Dr Ozgur Yalcin, Clinical Psychologist and YSQ-R creator talks through the Fear of Losing Control Schema and the Emotional Constriction Schema for Schema Therapy Made Simple. In this conversation, Ozgur provides clear clinical examples including examples from his own caseload and the interventions that helped. You can hear more from Ozgur on a podcast where he talks about his own lived experien...
Schema Therapy: Cultural adaptions for Asian Clients with Daniela Ho Tan
มุมมอง 192ปีที่แล้ว
Daniela Ho Tan joined me live in Schema Therapy Made Simple to talk about: * cultural adaptations for clients from Asian cultural backgrounds, * her HoriZen research project into the subject and * how schema therapists can make simple adaptations that help schema therapy to be more effective with clients from these backgrounds.
Therapy and supervision can reinforce your unhealthy therapist patterns (schemas).
มุมมอง 54ปีที่แล้ว
If you want to watch the replay of the Secrets of Real Confidence Webinar mentioned in this video: sign up here nadenevanderlinden.com/realconfidence
The unrelenting standards schema and therapist confidence
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Unrelenting standards is a super typical schema for therapists and it totally gets in the way of authentic confidence!
How the enmeshment schema impacts therapist confidence
มุมมอง 76ปีที่แล้ว
The enmeshment schema can get in the way of your confidence and career progression!
Create freedom and flexibility in your therapist life
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Create freedom and flexibility in your therapist life: helpful tips and common patterns to avoid
When Bombshell Confessions Wreak Havoc onTherapist Confidence
มุมมอง 69ปีที่แล้ว
Bombshell confessions from clients we have been working with a while can wreak havoc on therapist confidence. Here's how to avoid the self-blame game and respond with confidence.
Dancing Your Own Steps as a Therapist
มุมมอง 50ปีที่แล้ว
Inspired by my recent experience of Strictly Ballroom: the musical, I talk about dancing your own steps and breaking free from the mould as a therapist
Schema Therapy : Building capacity for imagery rescripting with clients who need extra support
มุมมอง 429ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I provide a method I use to prepare and vuild clientsclients for imagery through supported steps. Rather than abandon imagery rescripting for clients who are reluctant we can build capacity to undertake imagery rescripting with these steps. originally made for the facebook group Schema Therapy Made Simple
Your therapist goals: Protecting your time and energy when choosing a coaching program
มุมมอง 52ปีที่แล้ว
Your therapist goals: Protecting your time and energy when choosing a coaching program
Is it worth the risk? Are you a therapist who is scared to leave the secure gig you have?
มุมมอง 80ปีที่แล้ว
To join my mailing list go to nadenevanderlinden.com/toxic-self-doubt-busting-cheatsheet/ To join Thriving Therapist Formula waitlist go tonadenevanderlinden.com/thriving-therapist-formula-waitlist-offer/
Ready to create freedom and flexibility as a therapist, don't take advice from these people.
มุมมอง 281ปีที่แล้ว
If you're looking for freedom and flexibility in your business as a therapist. it's important to seek advice from people who can help. Listen here to find out who you should avoid taking advice from if you're ready to take the step to create flexibilty, freedom and financial success
What does it take to reachgoals for success as a therapist?
มุมมอง 96ปีที่แล้ว
Are you willing to do what it takes to reach your goals for success? Whatever goals you have at the moment there will be key things you need to action to get there. So often I find therapists get stuck on some aspect of what needs to be done because it feels uncomfortable or they don't know how to do it. And you guessed it, it blocks you from reaching your goal. See less
Do you believe in yourself as a therapist?
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Do you believe in yourself as a therapist?
Boundaries for Therapists: The Key Principles of Standing in Your Power
มุมมอง 88ปีที่แล้ว
Boundaries for Therapists: The Key Principles of Standing in Your Power
I can't end therapy with clients. The therapists schema patterns that get in the way.
มุมมอง 582ปีที่แล้ว
I can't end therapy with clients. The therapists schema patterns that get in the way.
Acute Trauma and Schema Therapy with Dr Patricia Escudero Rotman for Schema Therapy Made Simple
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Acute Trauma and Schema Therapy with Dr Patricia Escudero Rotman for Schema Therapy Made Simple
Complex Trauma, DID and Schema Therapy with Robin Spiro for Schema Therapy Made Simple
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Complex Trauma, DID and Schema Therapy with Robin Spiro for Schema Therapy Made Simple
Indigenous Knowledges, Cultural Safety and Therapy with Belle Selkirk
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Indigenous Knowledges, Cultural Safety and Therapy with Belle Selkirk
Hagara Feldman Online Schema Therapy and Limited Reparenting for Schema Therapy Made Simple
มุมมอง 4512 ปีที่แล้ว
Hagara Feldman Online Schema Therapy and Limited Reparenting for Schema Therapy Made Simple
DBT and Schema Therapy with Chris Hepworth Schema Therapy Made Simple
มุมมอง 4522 ปีที่แล้ว
DBT and Schema Therapy with Chris Hepworth Schema Therapy Made Simple
Andrew Phipps Happy Child Mode for Schema Therapy Made Simple
มุมมอง 5992 ปีที่แล้ว
Andrew Phipps Happy Child Mode for Schema Therapy Made Simple
Megan Fry The Military Mode Schema Therapy Made Simple
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Megan Fry The Military Mode Schema Therapy Made Simple
Wendy Behary Narcissim, Overcompensation and Toxic Shame Schema Therapy Made Simple
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Wendy Behary Narcissim, Overcompensation and Toxic Shame Schema Therapy Made Simple
Amir Askari New Concepts in Schema Therapy interview for Schema Therapy Made Simple
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Amir Askari New Concepts in Schema Therapy interview for Schema Therapy Made Simple
David Bernstein Forensic Schema Therapy and Working with Modes Schema Therapy Made Simple
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David Bernstein Forensic Schema Therapy and Working with Modes Schema Therapy Made Simple
Betrayal Trauma with Liz Lacy, Schema Therapist ISST trainer
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Betrayal Trauma with Liz Lacy, Schema Therapist ISST trainer
Gender Diverse Clients and Schema Therapy with Dr Xi Liu (they/she)
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Gender Diverse Clients and Schema Therapy with Dr Xi Liu (they/she)
This looks like a great training. Hoping it is run again at a time Aus therapists can make it
I think it will! thanks for watching
This is really helpful. Thank you!
I am wondering if the partner, who betrays, gives to the other full access to their social, etc., feeds the overcontrolling mode of the other.
In this case because of the betrayal it’s not the overcontroller but rather a HA mode decision between the couple to build trust and heal the relationship. When it’s done when there is no cheating/ extensive infedelity and is used to avoid schema activation (eg jealous and insecure pattern demands access to phone and socials in the absence of cheating just to be sure) it is the overcontroller mode at work
38:26 I don't agree. you are not an admirable human being because of your achievements you are an admirable human because of you character and values!
Both of my Parents have Narcissistic Personality diosorder! They totally traumatized me and my Brother and destroyed our lives! Should I have empathy with them? They have zero insight and no accountability! ALL focus should be on their victims first and foremost imo!!! I don't care why they do what they do - they do it! And they hurt People Very badly!
I also had that feeling of coming home when I read Jeffrey Youngs „Schema Therapy Bible“ and expanded my therapeutic knowledge in numerous courses from CBT to ST. Finally everything (myself included) made sense to me :-) Thank you for that wonderful and eye opening interview. I like the quote: „The soul has no gender.“ by Clarissa Pinkola Estes. Lots of love from Germany 🙋🏻♀️
Amazing, Corinna. Thanks for sharing that this resonated with you
Thank you. It is good to be reminded of that❤
Thank you , that's so helpful and sweet
Glad you liked it!
Thank you!
It's so sad that this contant has not more views. It is so important. It is a horrible number of veteranos that engage in suicide. The system wants a male violent borderline who is controlable. They prefer individuals with childhood trauma. What the video didn't get right. There was a very effective education of emotional awareness and controle. I was tought even breathing technics to controle fair and over exitement. To fight effective. The military 'therapy' to enfource borderline traits worked in my case in a opposite direction like a paradox intervención. I lost the borderline in me. An accident. The fair of abondonment of the BPD is easy to overcome if you see through it. I asked myself why it would be a good idea to have the loyalty of people that give a shit if I am dead. To be aboundend, BPD-fiar, might even be my survival. My suppressive fire was only in operation never in my «Schema». I was more of a psychopath. I protected the loyal stupid borderlines, to keep them alive to protect me to stay alive. The qualificación for special operation was not a deaper in the system, it was the opposite. I was less controled and had more freedom to save lifes and more days off. I never bonded to the system on my off days. It was a giant step out of my borderline and I could heal it completly after service in a few years from BPD. I never had cPTSD , cuz I allways did the best I can do, I have a great sense of humor and allways empathy for myself. None of my camerads had that blessing. They are the best men of each country and treated like trash like used uranium. I live in joy, but that's bitterness I am still trying to remove from my heart.
Wendy Behary is such an intelegent, loving and giving person I can only feel love and respect. My heart goes out to all the clúster B individuals. I include co-dependents in this group apart from accepted boxes at the time. Boxes are the desperate try do get controle, if it's done in a productive therapeutic intention it might be adequate to a degree. There are people who claim psychologie is a science, that's magical thinking and grandious. Therapy is often done in an entitlement to be the light in the dark, entitlement is the wall between conection. Supervision is the therapy of the therapist from a therapist who needs supervisión. Wendy does the only form of therapy, she brings her soul. In a human funcional society, productive heart work, labour, friends and family had done that a Long time ago. Now we need payed emotional hookers. I match all the boxes of clúster B. We have to define it as «co-morbidity». The truth is it is prove I don't suffer from a personality disorder. Nothing manifestó as a pattern. I can empathies with all cluster B's. It is such a dark, helpless space to be, dettached from reality and exausting, is the urge not to live. Shame is to most ugly feeling a man could have. There is no physical pain that could match it. Shame has to be felt like pain to change behaviour. Toxic shame is from the past, it produces no change, you can't change the past or shame from others, it is pain for no reason. It reminds me to be a German, toxic shame abused to dominate millons of disordered people there by an institution. It is dangerous to be not a sothiopath depending on the actual society. It might be not being a Nazi, to be that was defiend healty and pro social from 1933-1945. I am a man, 57, I was a Germán. As a baby they took me to child forsters. It was torture right in the 60ies. Twenty years after holocaust. Now they admit child forsters abuse, they wanted to pay me, but they didn't. I became some kinda rich, I don't need it. I deaply love peace, but I can't make it on my own, but I am okay with them. But I don't have to stay a German. I am at peace no more being a Germán. I am blessed from God. I have a very good memory. I can remember banging my head against the wall, shaking my head trying to sleep, cuz the pulse in my eras was so loud, in the morning waking up in galons of sweat as a two years old. I acted autistic, couldn't walk or speak as a 3 years old. I remember having electrodes around my head, finding the EEG was normal. I felt abused. They did IQ-Tests, I was many years ahead. I couldn't write or read up to 12 years old, they did further IQ-tests. They made me an Einstein and tourtured me with a élite school and a God I didn't know at that time. At 16 I ran away to France. I did it after looking at my baby fotos and my fotos of my infancy. I saw a beautiful handsome guy, the face did not smile, but his eyes were loughing. On some fotos there was a smirk, that I loved. The head was straight looking into a future, there was so much confidance and dignity in this little boy. I had such a deap sence of humor all my life. I had empathy for myself and I wanted to rescue that little guy. The slave now was strong enough to break the chains. I became a violent street kid from the élite school spelling several languages. I had only one contact with the police with out a passport in a foreign country. I never did alcohol or drugs and kept my body strong. I was intelligent enough to leave the streets. But I knew the worth of freedom now. I was very handsome and I went with middle aged women to sustain me, that was abuse on both sides and I learned what real insanity was. I needed a passport, I needed some work, my most exploiteable skill was fighting like a psychopath. I went to the legion. I went to combat in África. What I did was acting like a psychpath but I wasn't. I know this cuz there were many psychopaths on both sides. I appreciate them, they can be very loyal, they are not that dramatic and they are predictible. It is easy to survive and get along with them. In my off days I regressed to the autist I was in my infancy, I observed, didn't engage allways with my very own sense of humor. I didn't cought any cPTSD. I felt save cuz I was respected by psychopaths. I asked myself why to kill people for another country in a whole other contry? I went to qualify for special operation for more freedom. I was able to save lifes there cuz there was less controle. I was still a boy and I have proved to me there is a power in me, to change situations and my behaviour. Girls loved me to death, I needed love and intimicy. I acted out of character like a narc or borderline. I was highly abusive and aware, it hurt so much I loved them so much. Up to my early twenties I was like that. I left them cuz I loved them they couldn't leave me. This beautiful girls loved me, they made me a man. I can't say how thankful I am. I allways hated violance, I became a professional musician. I was technically mediocre, but all the pain and all the humor of my being was in it. I was in a giant door of succsess, I didn't go through it, I didn't want to share all this with so many people. I was able to be vulnerable but what the codependent doesn't understand is: You can't over share that with every one. The people I was with were extreme lefties and consum drugs, they were delutional. I was physically a fighting machine but I was allways a real lefty they were not they clarinete to be. I wanted to become a psychotherapist. It was even a bigger shock at University as in the military. It was a more delutional fake envirement. I saw people using drugs and alcohol not able to pass the little statistic examen over years. They were there cuz they thought they can hide from productividad and results. I was exited by Schema-Therapie (a very Germán Word) to help people to find the way out of pain like the little boy I was did a Long time ago. I was prepaired to suffer for that gol. I ended my first examen, but I couldn't bare the suffering being in this envirement any longer. I was very trained to leave, two professors bagged me to stay cuz I was writing a book with them. I wanted to become a medical doctor. I became a medical doctor. After that I heared nobody thought from the students I was able to do such a hard task. I stayed friends with one of the professors, he was the only one who knew I could do it, he was the only one who knew my whole story, like you dear reader, he knew I would become a great medical doctor. He was the father I never saw. If you are a great medical doctor you can't work in Germany, the crimes are more surviere than war crimes in that system. I did it for over 20 years and like a soldier I tryed to do no harm. Impossible. I have no cPTSD. A heart task to do if you don't want to end up in jail. I left a thousend times, this time Europe and my profession, even a system of psychopathy abusing disordered narcs to do the shity work. It is a story of inconsistancy. Calling it that way might hurt me, if it is intended to hurt me, I will give you that. I learned to embrace pain, I get so much power of change out of it. I invite you to read this again and go on this journey with me, you are allowed to take your empathy with you on board on OUR way. I see a man with smiling eyes, a big sense of humor and a boy who takes himself not that serious, who doesn't belive every thing he thinks, who allways hated violance and harm, who wanted to react on healthy shame to become a better version each day. I can't imaginé helping adults any more. I life in the freedom of South America. I have to support street kids, it is so much work to do, there is no energy left for adults. My sociopathy is grounded on a socialism that takes care of people who can't help themselfs, not of lazy people who should take care of themselfs with the further duty to help others. I am talking about adults. If there is energy left I have to care for animals, that can't help themselfs. I would love to have a family and 15 kids, I would love them, I would teach them all I know if they are interested, I would defend them, I would set them free when grown up. But I could not find a feminine woman that isn't currupted by the insane current system disapiring thies days. My talent as a doc isn't used for money or the great pharma, it is dedicated to kids and poor people. It touched my wired sense of humor, that I felt victim of a hot clúster B girl right in paradise, but she didn't cut that deap with the knife that was a gift of me for her, she didn't pull the trigger of my fully loaded 9 mm, not at her face not at my face for me leaving her. It is the core of humanity wanting to help, but we should dicide wisely, who to help first. With joy, happiness and wired humor Desde Sudamérica
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