Tag: Trauma

  Supporting Change with Chair Work

Episode 101 – Supporting Change with Chair Work  Chris and Rowan discuss a therapy technique called chair work that comes from Gestalt therapy and involves acting out different parts… Read more »

  The Significance of Taking the Next Step

Episode 100 – The Significance of Taking the Next Step  For our 100th podcast episode, Chris and Rowan talk about a fundamental aspect of psychological therapy, helping someone to… Read more »

  Belief in Ghosts – Is it Irrational?

Episode 99 – Belief in Ghosts – Is it Irrational?  Chris and Rowan share stories of people who’ve had encounters with the deceased and ask what meaning or benefit… Read more »

  Enhancing Mental Health in Groups

Episode 90 – Enhancing Mental Health in Groups  Chris and Rowan discuss how we can get the most out of the groups that we’re a part of. This is… Read more »

  Applying Positive Psychology on the Big Screen

Episode 89 – Applying Positive Psychology on the Big Screen  Chris and Rowan discuss the topic of applying positive psychology interventions in a group. It follows the release of… Read more »

  Some Basics of Schema Therapy

Episode 87 – Some Basics of Schema Therapy  Chris and Rowan discuss the topic of schema therapy. Schema therapy looks at the persistent thinking patterns that can cause underlying… Read more »

  Ease Agitation with Bilateral Stimulation

Episode 80 – Ease Agitation with Bilateral Stimulation  Chris and Rowan discuss a very handy therapy technique called bilateral stimulation. It can be used to manage stress, anxiety or… Read more »

  A Rewarding Release: Biographical Writing

Episode 79 – A Rewarding Release: Autobiographical Writing  Chris and Rowan discuss the benefits of autobiographical writing, which can help us further develop our thoughts and process our emotions… Read more »

  Metanoia: A Model for Breakdown and Growth

Episode 71 – Metanoia: A Model for Breakdown and Growth    Chris and Rowan discuss the idea of a breakdown and how we can use this seemingly negative opportunity… Read more »