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Voices about relationships

"In this training video, Dr. Robert Firestone demonstrates Voice Therapy to illustrate how childhood trauma impacts intimate relationships. Voice Therapy quickly taps into core negative beliefs and combines insight with deep affect to give clients a more compassionate and realistic perspective. By verbalizing their negative thoughts in the second person, clients are able to separate themselves from their harsh and hostile inner voices. Here, actual group participants identify negative thoughts or voices toward themselves and others that seriously impair their capacity for intimate relating. You will learn the fundamentals of Voice Therapy; how to help clients identify and understand their negative thought processes; and ways to challenge their self-defeating behavior patterns. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions."

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  • ""In this training video, Dr. Robert Firestone demonstrates Voice Therapy to illustrate how childhood trauma impacts intimate relationships. Voice Therapy quickly taps into core negative beliefs and combines insight with deep affect to give clients a more compassionate and realistic perspective. By verbalizing their negative thoughts in the second person, clients are able to separate themselves from their harsh and hostile inner voices. Here, actual group participants identify negative thoughts or voices toward themselves and others that seriously impair their capacity for intimate relating. You will learn the fundamentals of Voice Therapy; how to help clients identify and understand their negative thought processes; and ways to challenge their self-defeating behavior patterns. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions.""@en
  • "Following Dr. Robert Firestone's methodology, participants in filmed seminars identify negative thoughts or voices toward themselves and others assimilated in childhood, that seriously impair their capacity for intimate relating.."
  • "What prevents most people from being able to sustain romantic, meaningful relationships that satisfy their needs and desires? In this film, actual group participants identify negative thoughts or voices toward themselves and others that seriously impair their capacity for intimate relating. Dr. Robert Firestone helps them identify and understand this negative thought process, and challenge the self-defeating behavior patterns through the powerful technique of Voice Therapy. Voice Therapy quickly taps into clients' core negative beliefs and combines insight with deep affect in a way that profoundly shifts clients' point of view toward self and others to a more compassionate and realistic perspective. By verbalizing their negative thoughts in the second person, clients are able to separate themselves from their harsh and hostile inner voices. Through the use of this technique and further collaboration with the therapist on resisting destructive acting out and increasing positive behavior, clients gain greater levels of intimacy in their relationships, experience a lift in their depression, and resist relapse into self-defeating behaviors. Keywords: voices, relationships, Robert, Firestone, Robert Firestone, Lisa, child, childhood, trauma, voice, technique, psychotherapist, counselor, psychology, psychologist, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher."@en
  • "Following Dr. Robert Firestone's methodology, participants in filmed seminars identify negative thoughts or voices toward themselves and others assimilated in childhood, that seriously impair their capacity for intimate relating."
  • "Following Dr. Robert Firestone's methodology, participants in filmed seminars identify negative thoughts or voices toward themselves and others assimilated in childhood, that seriously impair their capacity for intimate relating."@en

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  • "Streaming video"@en
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  • "Educational films"@en

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  • "Voices about relationships with Robert Firestone"
  • "Voices about relationships"
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