By John Marzillier, PhD
on 9/14/11 - 11:04 AM
Last year I was tempted out of my retirement as a psychotherapist to provide supervision to a group of colleagues working with business executives. This was not psychotherapy but coaching, and my protests that I had never done any coaching or even read very much about it were overruled: they wanted me and they had every confidence that I would do a good job. I was flattered of course, intrigued too, and the extra money was welcome. So I began....
By Tony Rousmaniere, PsyD
on 6/3/11 - 3:05 PM
Why might a therapist who works primarily with individuals consider studying couples’ therapy? If you work from an attachment perspective, as an increasing number of therapists do, then training in couples therapy may greatly inform and improve your work.
By Tony Rousmaniere, PsyD
on 4/19/11 - 10:51 AM
As a psychotherapy training nerd, I’m always looking for good training opportunities. What’s the most training one can find on a limited time and budget? I recently talked about this with Carol Odsess, PhD. Dr. Odsess is a psychotherapy trainer in Albany, California who specializes in EMDR and Energy Psychology. (<a href="">www.carolodsess.com</a>)
