Positive psychology and psychotherapy
By: a conversation with Martin Seligman and Randall C. Wyatt ; produced and directed by Victor Yalom
Edition: Institutional/Instructor's version.
Series: CED 610  (NU course); PSY 446  (NU course); PSY 631A  (NU course)
Publisher: Psychotherapy.net
Published: 2008
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 77
ISBN-13: 9781601240743
Subjects: Positive psychology; Psychotherapy
Description: In this interview by Randall C. Wyatt, Dr. Seligman emphasizes that happiness is not just the absence of disorder, as "psychology as usual" might contend. Rather, happiness derives from an execution of our signature strengths. Seligman demonstrates a new set of rigorously tested interventions that lastingly increase happiness while decreasing depression. Seligman discusses his predecessors Maslow, Rogers, and Beck, what he took from them, and what he changed. He proposes new questions and explains how easy, enormously fun and important techniques can be grafted on to therapy with all clients to help them live a more engaged, meaningful, and thus happier life.
Notes: This disc is a recorded DVD and may not play on all DVD players or drives.

Bonus outtakes: Couples benefit from positive pspychology -- Active ingredients in therapy -- Children and learned optimism.

Cameras, editing, Ludlow Media ; Music, Reuben Maness ; Menu & cover graphics, Sabine Grand.

Martin Seligman, Randall C. Wyatt.

DVD-R.

Licensed for teaching and institutional use.
Table of contents: title: Talking 'bout a revolution; title: Authentic happiness; title: Signature strenghts; title: Learned optimism; title: Positive psych in practice; title: Buffering suffering; title: Gratitude visit; title: Grafting on therapy skills; title: Passing the Martin Seligman test; title: "Where I was meant to be".