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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2011
Pete Sanders in conversation with Phil Thomas - part 1
Psychiatry in Context - Experience, Meaning and Communities by Phil Thomas
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Gillian Proctor in conversation with Pete Sanders (2 of 3)
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Gillian Proctor in conversation with Pete Sanders (2 of 3)
Dr Gillian Proctor in conversation with Pete Sanders ( 1 of 3)
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As the second edition of Dynamics of Power in Counselling and Psychotherapy is published the author Gillian Proctor talks to Pete Sanders about training as a clinical psychologist and identifying as a person-centred therapist
Gillian Proctor - The Dynamics of Power in Counselling and Psychotherapy (3 of 3)
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Gillian Proctor - The Dynamics of Power in Counselling and Psychotherapy (3 of 3)
Dr Kay Inckle - A Social Model. Context is Everything
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Dr Kay Inckle - A Social Model. Context is Everything
Dr Kay Inckle - Self-Injury. The Inner World.
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Dr Kay Inckle - Self-Injury. The Inner World.
Dr Kay Inckle - Embodying Distress. The Functions of Self-Injury
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Dr Kay Inckle talks about the functions of self-injury
Art Bohart
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Art Bohart in conversation with Pete Sanders. Art is Emeritus Professor, Californian State University, Dominguez Hills. He is co-author (with Karen Tallman) of How Clients Make Therapy Work: The process of active self-healing (American Psychological Association). In 2010 he updated and summarised this work in his chapter (again with Karen Tallman) in Person-Centered and Experiential Psychothera...
Mary Boyle speaking in conference
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In a presentation made in 2004, Mary Boyle carves through the bad science, lack of balanced reporting, and sheer lies that provide the so called 'scientific' evidence for a genetic link to 'schizophrenia'.
Mick Cooper & existentially-informed person-centred therapy
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Mick Cooper in conversation with Pete Sanders about existentially-informed person-centred therapy (2012). Mick is Professor of Counselling at Strathclyde University, Glasgow.
Mick Cooper & Research
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Mick Cooper in conversation with Pete Sanders about research in counselling and psychotherapy (2012). Amongst other things, the pros and cons of Randomised Controlled Trials are discussed. . Mick is Professor of Counselling at Strathclyde University, Glasgow.
Marius Romme in conversation with Pete Sanders.mov
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Marius Romme MD, PhD in conversation with Pete Sanders. Marius Romme is a Professor of Social Psychiatry. His research over the last twenty-five years has focused on voice-hearing experience, and has been a cornerstone of today's recovery focused approaches to hearing voices.
Lisbeth Sommerbeck
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Lisbeth Sommerbeck is a Danish clinical psychologist practicing person-centred therapy in a psychiatric setting. She has written several journal papers and chapters on different aspects of personm-centred theory and practice, and her well-received book The Client Centred Therapist in Psychiatric Contexts was published in 2003 by PCCS Books.
I can so resonate with what Lisbeth said about never seeing one self as an expert on clients, it feels like the natural and most appropriate philosophical fit for how I want to walk alongside or sit with people in distress ❤️
Please help they are attacking my voice saying evil things cugrettes smell in house hitting something in throat
I like how unpretentious cooper is. There are too many 'great' philosophers saying simple things in a very complicated way
I tried a bit of Gestalt once but didn't like it. Preferred mature Stilton but, seeing as I'd read a bit of Foucault at college, I decided to launch a school of Power Knowledge Therapy (PKT). I only charge £100 per hour. Business is great!
Fascinating interview. Both inspiring and sad as two losses....Lisbeth in the sense that she has retired as I can imagine she must have contributed so much to her clients....and ofcourse Pete (RIP) who has given most of us so much in so many ways.
Hitlers ideology all about control torture killing
Psychiatry the pseudo medical fraud
Great! Many thanks.
His description of person-centered is very different from mine, I don't think Rogers ever suggested regarding someone's feelings as an indication there's a problem to fix. That's the opposite of the empathy Rogers professed.
Very true, I think Carl Rodger hopes to have the individual articulate their lives out in a way that helps them adjust to themselves. He does so by being a neutral and accepting observer. Though, Rodgers was a child psychiatrist. I believe in child psychiatry there is a less emphasis on an outside source of growth. I find that as we do get older the better approach is one where individuals communicate with each other and do not weaken themselves to any ways or forms of thinking, but instead see every thought has the opportunity to connect to a new thought where the transition in gentle and helps each other turn from one perspective to another. No need to do a 180, but instead we fill in the gaps of the turn with more information that allows us to accept our growth. Being less emotional helps with this
@@TheRana124 Yes to your first 2 sentences. Rogers was not a child psychiatrist, btw. I'm glad you're finding growth in communication with others
“Over estimating the likelihood you’re going to die “ oops . I don’t think he meant that . I’d say it was a given . We don’t have to concern ourselves with death too much . Best to get on with life really . Death gives life meaning .
You can over-estimate the likelihood that you are going to die on any given day or of any given cause.
I think of anxiety as a driver to seek the activities and pursuits that challenge and satisfy us.
This is so informative - not so much an 'interview' but a discussion between Pete Sanders and the very down-to-earth Mick Cooper. Interesting that they both use the 'cul-de-sac' word - 'BUT' so often to begin some of their sentences.
I like how straight forward Mick Cooper is... Van Deurzen seems overly poetic and romantic. And like Mick says, didactic.
Expert?? If I ever think I am an expert just shoot me LOL. Yes I hold the basic romantic view of the organismic self but the client's experience should always fill the room in my practice. Lovely easy to understand interview, I nevertheless got it in more depth listening it several times over a period of weeks. Thank you MC and PS
Mick Cooper....University College London 1966-1969? Congrats
Listen carefully. Then listen again. Think about doing some of your own reading about the actual results not reported so that you can have the means for some critical thinking. The adoption studies seem to have been conducted through social intervention that was not conducive to family cohesion.
An error is constantly occuring between 8.20 - 9. and I am unable to view beyond this. Other vids are playing no problem, hope this can be sorted out!
I really appreciate how honest and humble Art is. Well-done to the interviewer for co-creating these helpful and insightful videos. 👍🏿
how do you become involved with this group?
Look for www.intervoice.org or www.intervoiceonline.org. This is an international organisation and network for people who hear voices. Succes.
I'm training to be an integrative therapist..
Thanks , its really helped me in my essay
this keeps stopping and going back to the beginning