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Depression
Rapid Resolution Therapy takes a rather unique view of Depression. Unique, I think, because it actually leads the therapist into unique and innovative ways of seeing the effect we want to have and using language to help our clients up and out of the bogs they get in.
Jon Connelly teaches that emotion is really effort. Nature has arranged it so that any negative emotion is the primitive brain’s tool to[Read More]
Intimidation
Beginning this month I switch things a bit, taking a look at some common life problems from a Rapid Resolution Therapy perspective. The topic this month is Intimidation, a theme that seems to show up in a lot of people’s lives.
We know in these times of economic challenge, some may be in jobs that are not to their liking. Others may have returned home or to a relationship of situational[Read More]
Guerilla Connection
There is a famous story that Milton Erickson used to tell about the studies of Margaret Mead, Jane Belo, and Gregory Bateson when they went to Bali in the 1930′s. They found the Balinese people can go into a deep trance at a blink and in fact can do things like go to the market, accomplish their shopping, even visit a neighbor–all while in a trance. Autohypnosis is part of[Read More]
Post-Traumatic Growth
Recently on National Public Radio three trauma experts discussed what we have learned in the ten years since 9/11. Two of them, professors, remarked on developing a fascination with Post-Traumatic Growth. The term refers to the fact that some people who go through a trauma of seismic proportions, move out of their grief rather quickly, take stock of their priorities, and redirect their effort and commitment in an all-encompassing way.[Read More]
