Key to understanding how that template works is eroticized feelings such as anger, fear and shame. By focusing only on behavior and cognitive distortions, therapists will miss key factors in courtship and sexual compulsion. Who is Leading the Blind Financial disorders are emerging as a legitimate area for clinical intervention and empirical research. Examining ones own financial issues can bring about a wild ride of learning about deprivation and excess, work and money, and the real nature of professional happiness. One of our best teachers looks at one of our most difficult topics for a provocative, funny, and revealing session.
All therapists notice that some days they are better than on others.
This session looks at being in the zone and how to stay there. Building on the work of Csikszentmihaly, Jung, More, and others, Dr. Carnes explores the unique challenge of shadow and excellence presented by doing therapy over the professional lifetime. How to maintain a sense of self, a sense of the profound, and a sense of humor. This presentation describes clinical principles of successful treatment in the context of an integrated disease and recovery model for treatment of co-occurring disorders, and applies this model to assessment and treatment matching. This presentation applies the integrated model to engagement, motivational enhancement, active treatment, and relapse prevention with individuals who have co-occurring disorders.