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Sinopse
Dr. Engle draws upon his 20 year career as a mental and behavioral health professional, to explain what therapy is, what one may experience or stand to gain, as well as to risk, in therapy. He also describes the most significant developments in talk therapy to date, including how traumatic or emotional memories are addressed to produce transformational change via a state of the art, experiential, mind-body approach, called Rapid Resolution Therapy.
Episódios
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![3 - Why Rapid Resolution Therapy?]()
3 - Why Rapid Resolution Therapy?
21/05/2017 Duração: 47minDr. Brett Engle talks to comedian Ethan Moore about why he became frustrated with the prescriptive approach of cognitive behavioral therapy, and why he feels that Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) helps him make a more meaningful difference in his patients' lives by helping them "clear" emotional memories and move on from past traumas. Along the way, they discuss the effects of traumatic experiences on primitive parts of the brain; how RRT and related therapies allow patients to deal with their trauma by stimulating new learning in the brain; and how it's useful to have specific goals in mind when you're going in for any kind of therapy.
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![2 - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and its Limitations]()
2 - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and its Limitations
07/05/2017 Duração: 38minDr. Brett Engle talks with comedian Ethan Moore about the most common approach to psychotherapy today, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Learn what CBT is, how it developed, and what some of its valid applications are. Also, learn about CBT's limitations, and a bit about what other therapeutic options are available.
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![1 - Who Goes To Therapy?]()
1 - Who Goes To Therapy?
23/04/2017 Duração: 37minDr. Brett talks with comedian Ethan Moore about the stigma associated with psychotherapy, the arbitrariness of mental health diagnoses, and who it is, really, who shows up in a therapist's office.
