Psycho Therapy: Therapy Practices for the Mind, Body and Emotions

by Kaye Bewley

Overview

Please do note that this is for patients who want to know how to choose a therapist for the counselling they want. It is not a health manual and not for health students or practitioners. It gives a brief overview on psychotherapy as a whole.
This is a list of the Chapter headings which should give you a general idea as to the content:
1 CLEAR THE FEAR
Psychiatrists - medicate
Psychologists – ruminate
Psychotherapists - meditate
2 HEALING FEELINGS
3 TYPES OF THERAPY
Behaviour Therapy
Brief Therapy
Client/Person-Centred Therapy
Cognitive Therapy (CT)
Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT)*
Cognitive-Restructuring Therapy (CRT)
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)*
Gestalt Therapy/Counselling
Human Givens Therapy*
Hypno-Analytical Approaches
Interpersonal Therapy
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
Psychoanalytical Counselling
Reality Therapy
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Strategic Therapy
Structural Therapy
Systemic Therapy
Rogerian
4 THE MYSTERY OF HISTORY
470-399 BC
854 – 925 AD
1700-1800
1800s
1900s
5 A TYPICAL THERAPY SESSION
Rapport Building
Information Gathering
Goal Setting
Accessing Resources
Agreeing Change
Recall
Relax
Rewind
Reframe
6 CONCLUSION
ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Product Details

BN ID:	2940154615898
Publisher:	BewleyBooks
Publication date:	11/05/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	145 KB

About the Author

Kaye has been a journalist/presenter/author in factual television and media for many years (BBC News, ITN, Channel 4 News) and has written twelve books.

Kaye wrote ‘For the Love of Sweet William’, which tells a fictionalised tale centred on her job in news media. There, she tells of a bully-boss and a misfit team of production assistants at the BBC, how she fell in love with a movie star and left behind the suburbs of London forever.

Kaye’s other books deal with the link between mind and emotions. She describes how you can get a handle on anxiety and also find out how that's really not as hard as it seems. She also shows how ordinary people around the world can get themselves out of the murky depths of depression by following a few simple rules. By going through personal trauma and turmoil, and earning her own Masters degree in the subject, Kaye can reveal the steps of real emotional control she used herself.

When not writing on the subject of psychology, Kaye continues to create stories based on real people in real situations. ‘Saturday Rendezvous’, ‘In the Right Place’ and ‘A Ring Around You’ are her first feature length film scripts, available to option, while ‘A Tinker’s Tale’ is the first episode of a television script based on the famous John Bunyan, a Baptist preacher in the 1600s, a play of which was staged in Surrey over 20 years ago.

Due out soon, Kaye’s new book ‘Borderline in Sicily’, is the first of a series of revealing memoirs currently in production.

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