Embracing Feedback
The conversation highlights the importance of humility in receiving feedback and the value of curiosity in research. Emphasizing that unexpected study results can lead to greater insights, it contrasts the defensive posture often taken in the field with a more relational approach. The discussion also touches on the implications of attributing outcomes solely to therapists, underscoring the need for a balanced perspective in therapeutic practices.In this clip
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Psychiatry & Psychotherapy Podcast
Motivational Interviewing with William Miller
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It would be helpful if you expanded on the concepts of decreasing skepticism or cynicism and increasing the belief in human potential to overcome adversity. As an EMDR therapist, I'm often assisting clients in shifting from their negative core beliefs (neuronets) to thought patterns that are more adaptive. Often, clients who are highly cynical about the state of humanity and global affairs are the most difficult to help because they get stuck in a very negative mindset. Thanks.
Can you elaborate on the humanistic approach to therapy
Tell me more about the humanistic approach to therapy