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Couples Counseling Videos
DVDs for Teaching, Training, Self Study and Continuing Education
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Ackerman Institute, Constance Scharf, LCSW
Infertility is an issue that more couples are faced with each day. By watching key moments in couples therapy with a real couple, you will learn how infertility impacts couples creating marital dissatisfaction, sexual dysfunction and communication problems. You will also learn how to help couples move through their grieving process by telling their story, externalizing the problem, speaking the unspeakable and more.
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Ellyn Bader, PhD, Dan Wile, PhD
In this video, you will learn what couples therapy is and what it is not. In numerous heartwarming stories, couples therapy experts Bader and Wile discuss key issues couples face when considering couples therapy, the positive changes that can occur in couples therapy, and common patterns of conflicts that can leave couples deadlocked.
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Susan Heitler, PhD
The Angry Couple is a must have for students and seasoned couples therapists alike. It dramatically and effectively recreates key moments in the six-month course of therapy with a distressed couple whose marriage is threatened by a cycle of explosive anger and silent withdrawal. In this video, Dr. Heitler teaches how to quickly defuse anger and gain control of sessions, cut through impasses, model cooperative dialogue, and uncover core issues that block intimacy.
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Insoo Kim Berg, LCSW
When couples come to therapy they are often combative, quick to point the finger, and about to give up on the relationship. In this video, Insoo Kim Berg demonstrates her solution-focused approach with one such couple, and in two sessions shows how effective it can be to focus a couple on their strengths and resources, moving them away from fighting and towards collaboration.
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The Glendon Association, Robert Firestone, PhD
What prevents most people from being able to sustain romantic, meaningful relationships that satisfy their needs and desires? In this film, actual group participants identify and challenge negative thoughts and voices toward themselves and others that seriously impair their capacity for intimate relating.
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The Glendon Association, Robert Firestone, PhD
Although sexuality is one of the greatest pleasures in life and an opportunity for gratification and fulfillment, it can be complex, difficult, and sometimes even traumatic. This video explores three fundamental questions: “What is healthy sexuality?” “What is love?” and “Why do so many men and women find it difficult to sustain closeness, sexuality and love in their intimate relationships?”
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Barbara S. McCrady, PhD
See Barbara S. McCrady work with a couple struggling with addiction in an actual couples therapy session. Dr. McCrady reminds us that alcohol and drug problems always exist in a context that includes families and relationships. She uses a cognitive-behavioral approach that helps the client change his or her addictive behaviors, helps the partner learn to respond differently, and helps the couple change the relationship itself.
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Randall C. Wyatt, PhD, Harville Hendrix, PhD
The founder of Imago Therapy, and one of the leading experts in couples therapy discusses a bold turn in the way we think about relationships, in this interview by Randall C. Wyatt. Harville Hendrix asserts that because we are wounded in relationships, we must also heal through them, and introduces a new kind of dialogue to begin couples in this process.
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Ackerman Institute, Peggy Papp, LCSW
In this video you will see key moments in couples therapy with a real couple struggling with depression. The team of therapists explain how depression differs for men and women and how emotional disconnection can flourish because of this. You will watch the therapist team help the couple reconnect and shifts their roles, which ultimately leads to emotional closeness, increased self-worth and alleviation of depression.
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Ron Scott, PhD (Series Producer) and 27 Leading Mental Health
Finally, a comprehensive series dealing with the multitude and complexity of factors that arise in the psychotherapy with gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals, couples and families! This groundbreaking series reflects the contributions of 27 of the most influential and respected scholars and practitioners in the field as well as over 30 gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals who share their stories and perspectives.
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Ellyn Bader, PhD and Peter Pearson, PhD
This practical model for successful couples therapy is a complete practice building kit in a box! Starting with 10-CDs and a 96-page workbook, this program teaches diagnosis, first sessions, managing tough couples and other specific techniques. It has lots of actual transcripts and clinical vignettes, and real examples of sessions sprinkled throughout the CDs to demonstrate what you are learning. It serves as a foundation for therapists of all theoretical orientations.
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