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""In this training video, Arnold Lazarus demonstrates his integrative Multimodal Therapy approach in an actual therapy session. Lazarus develops his approach by trial and error: he tries different techniques, watches his client's reactions, and ultimately hones in on the client's constant self-criticism, providing tools to address it. You will learn about the key concepts of Multimodal Therapy, including utilizing testable theories and techniques, and addressing the seven modalities of our basic identity; Lazarus' therapy style, including beginning neutrally, looking for openings to intervene, tracking client reactions, and adapting to client responses; and how to apply a multimodal approach to your own therapeutic work with clients. Hosts Jon Carlson and Diane Kjos introduce Dr. Lazarus and facilitate a discussion of his strategies. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions.""@en
"Watch Arnold Lazarus masterfully demonstrate Multimodal Therapy in an actual therapy session in this 3-part video. What a treat to see this innovative therapist in action! Arnold Lazarus considers himself a technique collector. His multimodal approach is redefining eclecticism, as he finds what works best for a client and uses strategies, techniques and interventions from various modalities to tailor the therapy to that person's needs. In this video, Lazarus develops his approach by trial and error: he tries different techniques, watches his client's reactions, and ultimately hones in on the client's constant self-criticism, providing tools to address it. Hosts Jon Carlson and Diane Kjos introduce Dr. Lazarus and facilitate an enlightening discussion, highlighting Lazarus' strategies to break through the client's resistance. Keywords: Arnold, Lazarus, multimodal, cbt, cognitive, behavioral, empirical, integrative, eclectic, evidence-based, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher."@en
"Summary: The multimodal approach rests on the assumption that unless seven discrete but interactive modalities are assessed, treatment is likely to overlook significant concerns. Initial interviews and the use of a Multimodal Life History Inventory provide an initial overview of a client's significant behaviors, affective responses, sensory reactions, images, cognitions and interpersonal relationships, and the need for drugs and other biological interventions. These first letters yield BASIC I.D., an acro."@en
"Arnold A. Lazarus conducts a mock therapy session while stressing the importance of identifying a client's significant behaviors, affective responses, sensory reactions, images, cognitions, interpersonal relationships, and assessing the need for drugs. Once these are identified treatment can begin."
"This video begins with a brief discussion with the practitioner concerning the theory, followed by an actual counseling session. The tape concludes with Dr. Lazarus discussing with Jon Carson, Diane Kjos and a group of professionals specifically about the demonstration and generally about the theory."
"The originator of Multimodal Therapy, an integrative treatment method, Dr. Lazarus teaches the principles and practices of this systematic approach. He describes and demonstrates the BASIC ID approach with a couple."
"Begins with a brief discussion with the practioner concerning the theory, followed by an actual counseling session. Concludes with Lazarus discussing with Jon Carson, Diane Kjos and a group of professionals specifically about the demonstration and generally about the theory."
"Dr. Lazarus teaches the principles and practices of multimodal therapy. He describes and demonstrates the BASIC ID approach which involves identifying a client's significant behaviors, affective responses, sensory reactions, images, cognitions, interpersonal relationships, and assessing the need for drugs. Once these are identified, treatment can begin."
"This video is one of a series portraying the leading theories of psychotherapy and their application, and features real interviews between therapists and clients."@en
"The video begins with a brief discussion with the practitioner concerning the multimodal therapy, then followed by actual counseling session and discussion of the therapy session."@en
"The video begins with a brief discussion with the practitioner concerning the multimodal therapy, then followed by actual counseling session and discussion of the therapy session."
"The multimodal approach rests on the assumption that unless seven discrete but interactive modalities are assessed, treatment is likely to overlook significant concerns."
"Arnold A. Lazarus conducts a mock therapy session while stressing the importance of identifying a client's significant behaviors, affective responses, sensory reactions, images, cognitions, interpersonal relationships,and assessing the need for drugs. Once these are identified, treatment can begin."
"Begins with a brief discussion with the practitioner concerning the theory, followed by an actual counseling session. Concludes with Lazarus discussing with Jon Carson, Diane Kjos and a group of professionals specifically about the demonstration and generally about the theory."
"Arnold A. Lazarus demonstrates this technically eclectic but theoretically consistent approach to therapy. The multimodal orientation begins with the assumption that therapy must assess seven discrete but interactive modalities (behavior, affect, sensation, imagery, cognition, interpersonal factors, drug/biological considerations). This psychoeducational framework encourages therapists to improvise and tailor therapy to the client."@en
"Designed for clinical training and continuing education, this series presents distinguished psychotherapists of differing theoretical orientations demonstrating their own ways of conducting psychotherapy in entire sessions. Clients are portrayed by professional actors on the basis of real case materials. Sessions are spontaneous and unscripted."@en
"This video begins with a brief discussion with the practitioner concerning the theory, followed by an actual counseling session. The tape concludes with Dr. Lazarus discussing with Jon Carson, Diane Kjos and a group of professionals specifically about the demonstration and generally about the theory."@en
"Arnold A. Lazarus conducts a mock therapy session that illustrates the use of multimodal therapy."