| Though the sessions with her psychotherapist have helped, she's still seeking answers. |
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| On Saturday morning there was a meditation followed by a session on healing led by a psychotherapist. |
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| Yes, this Croatia-born Norwegian psychotherapist and practitioner of alternate medicine is a cosmopolitan citizen in the true sense of the term. |
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| He taught religion and depth psychology at universities and colleges and was a psychotherapist in private practice for over twenty years. |
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| A licensed psychotherapist, she devotes much of her time to traveling to schools to speak about her experiences. |
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| On Tuesday I have my first visit with a psychotherapist to discuss what will happen next. |
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| A psychotherapist in London went into his childhood memories, his relationship with his parents, his Army years, his marriage. |
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| I do not think it is good to see both a psychologist and a psychotherapist. |
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| After retirement he was visiting psychotherapist at Dartmoor and Exeter prisons. |
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| It's a mail reader, news reader, web browser, program development environment, Lisp interpreter and psychotherapist. |
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| She is a consultant child psychotherapist who has worked with families in detention. |
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| As a practising psychotherapist, she brings this approach to bear in her work. |
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| The electrotherapist is depicted as cruel, the embodiment of evil, in contrast to more avuncular presentations of the psychotherapist elsewhere. |
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| This reason is cited by 15 percent of respondents as a factor which either has or will inhibit them from seeing a psychotherapist. |
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| She is also a psychotherapist in San Francisco who works with couples, triads and other forms of alternative families. |
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| Certain situations, moods, habits, and memories can all be craving triggers, says psychotherapist Last. |
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| It was her psychotherapist who pointed out why that role stretched her so much. |
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| She went to a naturopath, a homeopath, a shaman, a psychotherapist and a psychic. |
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| One visit to the local psychotherapist later, and it's his parents that need the therapy, not him. |
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| But she, Josie, is an insufferably smug New York psychotherapist who high-handedly dissolves her marriage. |
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| Louise Couture is also a psychotherapist specializing in work with couples and families. |
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| These insights were deepened through my own personal 'healing work', and subsequent training as a psychotherapist. |
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| It is worth the time and effort required to find a psychotherapist with whom you feel comfortable. |
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| For the past 25 years, she has been working as a psychoeducator with children in difficulty, while continuing to practise as a psychotherapist. |
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| I neglected to say when I introduced myself that being a psychotherapist, I see a lot of psychological fears and disorders. |
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| She is a classical Adlerian psychotherapist in San Francisco. |
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| I am a psychotherapist and can attest to the value of my field. |
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| Oxford psychotherapist Susan Gerhardt, co-founder of the Oxford Parent Infant Project, has also spoken out against child care for the very young. |
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| So I suppose I've been sitting here, sorting out what do I do as a pastoral carer that is different to what a psychotherapist or a psychoanalyst does. |
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| If you wish to consult a psychiatrist or a psychotherapist, talk about this with your GP who can refer you. |
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| Two experts: one from project SAFE-SI and a psychotherapist dealing with internet addiction were available for questions. |
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| I didn't particularly like his psychotherapist, who seemed to me rather brusque and blockish, yet he seemed to establish a trusting relationship very quickly. |
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| In Winnipeg director Sean Garrity's nervy followup to his first film Inertia, an insomniac psychotherapist becomes as unbalanced as his trio of patients. |
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| But in reality she was equal parts headmistress, psychotherapist, iron-willed favorite aunt and temperate bartender. |
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| I was a psychotherapist, and a spiritual teacher, but none of my accrued wisdom helped me. |
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| According to psychotherapist Helen Fitzpatrick, it is important to make a distinction between guilt and regret. |
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| The psychotherapist and author is big on Twitter and uses several services run by companies implicated in the Snowden revelations. |
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| Salma Yaqoob, a psychotherapist who nearly won a seat for Respect in Birmingham at the last general election, was once in charge. |
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| While chatting with French, I mention a psychotherapist who saw Carole called Valerie Sinason. |
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| She spent most of her adult life in Summit, New Jersey, where her insightfulness and sensitivity led her to graduate school for training as a psychotherapist. |
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| This type of closeting is far from contributing to the freedom of judgement and autonomy of individuals which is at the heart of the task of a psychotherapist. |
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| Julie, a dental hygienist by trade, and Arla, a psychotherapist, both came from very different backgrounds, but each had the drive and desire to introduce a distinctly different product to the spirit market. |
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| He enabled me to become conscious of my capacity to be a psychotherapist. |
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| The member's psychotherapist testified that, through treatment, the member had become more assertive and therefore, a recurrence of misconduct was unlikely to reoccur. |
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| The American psychotherapist Marshall Rosenberg, who studied under Carl Rogers, has travelled the world for thirty years teaching and putting this approach into practice. |
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| I was never her psychiatrist or psychotherapist or anything like that. |
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| This requires courage, persistence, and honesty by each psychotherapist. |
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| The last time I saw my psychotherapist, in the mess of a romantic betrayal, I was begging him for reassurance: if I gave my lover a second chance, would she change, as she'd promised? |
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| As a psychotherapist, your approach would be broadly based on a core theoretical model of psychotherapy. |
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| A psychotherapist working in a hospital is likely to be more concerned with severe psychological disorders than with the wider range of problems about which it is appropriate to consult a counsellor. |
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| Sternbach, a former professional hornist, has been a psychotherapist since 1983, specializing in musicians. |
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| A psychotherapist may be a psychiatrist, psychologist or other mental health professional, who has had further specialist training in psychotherapy. |
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| Psychotherapy Lives Intersecting recounts the experiences of numerous patients he worked with over close to fifty years as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. |
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| Using psychological methods, a psychotherapist can help a person change his or her life for the better becoming more effective in work or personal relationships. |
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