Very informative session , got lot of clarity. Your way of explaining concepts is very nice. I too am a psychologist and your sessions are helping a lot in my practice. Thanks 😊
In the demo case, the client did feel guilty about her unhelpful behaviour. What steps can be taken if someone is comfortable in being involved in unhelpful behaviour & finds it an easier way. Eg. 1. I'm okay to be fat, I have more things to focus on, so I won't exercise. Eg. 2 I'm comfortable with my aggressive behaviour, as it helps me to convince my point to people & get the things done my way. First of all such ppl might not even be motivated for therapy, but, say for example, we are working on a couple counseling or family therapy, and one person's behaviour is creating difficulties for other members in the picture, how can we proceed with therapy with such persons.?
Good question. We set goals for therapy in the beginning, and choose an area where the client has an insight and wants to work on something. Regardless what they choose, the therapist will be able to reach similar dysfunctional thought patterns at the root of these emotions or behaviours. 2. If they have an insight but see an advantage of the dysfunctional behavior or state, tell them that it comes with a price. Similar results can be achieved with functional emotions and behaviours. 3. Do motivational syllogism and motivational interview. 4. If clients still resist, there could be other reasons for resistance, need to be explored. 5. Remember thorough evaluation would be the right thing to do eg. MCMI4.
Very informative session , got lot of clarity. Your way of explaining concepts is very nice. I too am a psychologist and your sessions are helping a lot in my practice. Thanks 😊
Thanks. Join today at 7pm India time.
Wonderful session sir 😀 thank u so much 🙏 for your guidance!
Wonderful session sir. It was very enriching and good learning.
Thank you so much sir
In the demo case, the client did feel guilty about her unhelpful behaviour. What steps can be taken if someone is comfortable in being involved in unhelpful behaviour & finds it an easier way.
Eg. 1. I'm okay to be fat, I have more things to focus on, so I won't exercise.
Eg. 2 I'm comfortable with my aggressive behaviour, as it helps me to convince my point to people & get the things done my way.
First of all such ppl might not even be motivated for therapy, but, say for example, we are working on a couple counseling or family therapy, and one person's behaviour is creating difficulties for other members in the picture, how can we proceed with therapy with such persons.?
Good question. We set goals for therapy in the beginning, and choose an area where the client has an insight and wants to work on something. Regardless what they choose, the therapist will be able to reach similar dysfunctional thought patterns at the root of these emotions or behaviours.
2. If they have an insight but see an advantage of the dysfunctional behavior or state, tell them that it comes with a price. Similar results can be achieved with functional emotions and behaviours.
3. Do motivational syllogism and motivational interview.
4. If clients still resist, there could be other reasons for resistance, need to be explored.
5. Remember thorough evaluation would be the right thing to do eg. MCMI4.
Sir how did you come to the point that She is using guilt as motivation
Yes
Sir could you suggest books on ACT therapy for practitioner and for the clients too?
Hi, I don't practise ACT. However I can recommend CBT and REBT books
@@shishirpalsapure yes sir please.
@@shishirpalsapure kindly can you suggest books on CBT & REBT
He washing udder,
Tie the cow
To reduce emotional distress