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Does psychotherapy really work? Jan 19, 2010
PsychotherapyWell thankfully, there's a ton of research that says it does. Thousands of people benefit from therapy today. But you might be wondering if it is all equally effective? In other words, how does psychotherapy work when it's working well?

Actually to understand how it works it's helpful to appreciate that not all therapists nor all treatments are equally effective. There's also a very large contributing factor to whether it works or not - it depends on you!

You see, change occurs relationally. And the better your connection with a therapist - the better your chances for co-creating changes that last.

To tell you more, I created a special access area inside MyShrink with videos, audios, free teleseminars and interactive features. So, drop by for a visit so I can share with you the secret to good therapy. Click to continue
 
Need a little inspiration? Jan 06, 2010
tips for counselingIt's not unusual to feel a bit of a crash after we've been wound up for a while. So, it's not uncommon after the holiday season - especially if it's been a busy one - to feel a little flat.

That's the way the nervous system naturally compensates. It resets itself. The more wound up you were (i.e. stressed, tense etc.), the lower you'll go (i.e. flat, numb, even down in the dumps). That is, unless your nervous system is working optimally. And for those folks who find the holiday season triggering, well what I'm saying goes double.

So on that note, I thought you might enjoy an uplifting and inspiring video. Have a nice day!

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Abandonment: The Hidden Fear Dec 04, 2009
reptile mascotIf you've ever wondered why your relationships never seem to work out or cause such torment inside - even with partners you know are right for you, then listen in.

Dr. Carole and I are hosting a webinar that might explain why. We'll explain what is essential for changing the brain and for doing what's necessary so you can have fulfilling relationships.

Watch the video here to learn more Abandonment: The Hidden Fear

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a welcome message from Dr Suzanne Lacombe
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Dr. LaCombe, Counseling and Holistic Therapy Editor
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on Feb. 6, 2010.

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Hi! I'm Dr. Suzanne LaCombe,

We feel pretty inspired at MyShrink. We see counseling, as holistic therapy, a non-drug approach for both mind and body.

Sound far-fetched?

Well, decades of neuroscience research make it clear--the brain and nervous system can be changed through counseling, the kind of counseling that addresses both the mind and body as a single entity. This approach--classed as a form of holistic therapy--gives as much attention to the physical aspect of the client as the mental and the emotional.

Holistic therapy goes beyond what regular talk therapies alone could possibly deliver. Holistic therapy takes advantage of new neuroscience insights and rejects the notion that the mind and body are separate.

Indeed, by integrating biology with psychology, these insights are driving a paradigm shift in the clinical practice of counseling.

This shift in emphasis highlights the importance of attunement between the client and therapist. And, how can attunement best be achieved? We believe holistic therapy with its focus on the integration of mind body spirit, requires these aspects be embodied by the therapist.

Furthermore, the inclusion of the "body" in holistic therapy is essential for attunement to be fully attained. Holistic therapy has the theoretical and practical applications that cannot be surpassed in this respect.

We also feel that the "body" is a necessary partner in one's spiritual development. Through one's "body" enlightenment can be approached.

Bottom line - to achieve your personal goals, whether they're physical, emotional or spiritual, you must include the "body" in your counseling.

That's the basic lesson of holistic therapy, and the basic message of this counseling website.

So if you're looking for a long lasting solution to your therapeutic goals, holistic therapy may be the answer for you.

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