[Audio Only] IC19 Topical Panel 07 – Secrets of Ancient and Alternative Healing Traditions and What They Can Teach Modern Psychotherapists – Bette Freedson, Paul Leslie, Robert McNeilly, Scott Miller

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Erickson Congress 2019 Faculty: Bette Freedson, MSW | Paul Leslie, Ed.D | Robert McNeilly, MBBS | Scott Miller, PhD
55 minutes in length
Only audio is available in this format.
Original air date: December 14, 2019.
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Psychotherapy did not begin with Sigmund Freud. Despite being mostly forgotten, its roots may be traced back to traditional therapeutic procedures (e.g., mesmerism, mind curers, the occult). Healing has been reduced to prescriptions for altering people’s beliefs, feelings, actions, emotions, or brain chemistry in the age of science. According to studies, the numerous ways clients’ cultural and spiritual beliefs and practices might boost engagement and success are lost in translation. Ways to incorporate alternative techniques into your own therapeutic work will be examined during this (workshop/panel discussion). Whatever your viewpoint – secular and scientific or esoteric and spiritual – you will discover how ancient and alternative healers’ secrets may make your psychotherapy practice more successful, creative, and entertaining.

 

Objectives of Education:

Give two reasons why they should widen their understanding of what makes effective psychotherapy.
List two empirical sources of support for incorporating alternative healing traditions into practice.
Use at least one ancient healing method that is compatible with the client’s beliefs, values, and spiritual orientations.

*Content and confidentiality may be modified during sessions*

Bette Freedson, MSW, is a member of the faculty. Seminars and items related to: 6

Bette J. Freedson works as a clinical social worker in Southern Maine. Bette has also written a number of articles. “Soul Mothers’ Wisdom: Seven Insights For The Single Mother,” Bette’s first book, is now available. Bette has also previously facilitated Maine’s “Kids First” Program.
Bette’s writings have featured in the publications The York County Coast Star and York Weeklies. Her essays and quotations have appeared in publications and on the internet, including “Calgary’s Child Magazine,” “Working Mother Magazine,” and “Women’s Day Magazine.”

Bette Freedson’s profile may be found at BetteFreedson.com.

Leslie, Paul, Ed.D. Seminars and goods that are related: 4

MBBS Robert McNeilly Seminars and items related to: 16

For ten years, Robert McNeilly, MD, worked in a suburban Melbourne general medical practice before being inspired by Milton Erickson’s human approach to treatment. In 1988, he established the CET to bring Ericksonian Hypnosis and the Solution Oriented Approach to hypnosis, counseling, and coaching to Australia. He co-wrote Healing With Words with Jenny Brown and is the author of Healing the Whole Person. Crown House released a series of counseling and hypnotherapy DVD demos.

Homepage of Robert McNeilly

Dr. Scott Miller Seminars and items related to: 77

Dr. Scott D. Miller founded the Worldwide Center for Clinical Excellence, an international collaboration of clinicians, researchers, and educators committed to advancing excellence in mental health care. Dr. Miller provides seminars and training in the United States and internationally, assisting hundreds of public and private agencies and organizations to achieve superior results.

Scott D Miller’s website may be found at Scott D Miller.com.

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