The essence of change /
The essence of change / [print]
Virginia Satir.
- [Mill Valley, California] : Psychotherapy.net, (c)2013.
- 1 streaming video file (59 minutes) : digital, sound, color
- The Virginia Satir series .
Instructor's manual available for download on landing page. Originally published and produced by Golden Triad Films, Incorporated, ©1986. Title and description from publisher metadata.
"In this training video, Virginia Satir presents her pioneering views on the essential ingredients of successful therapy. Satir presents her four stages of therapy, and demonstrates the principles via numerous role-plays, where you'll get a sense of her warmth, facility in making perceptive statements that resonate with clients, and ability to use touch to deepen a client's sense of safety. The therapist's role, she advises, is to create the safest environment for a client to move from their internalized "status quo" into the vulnerable unknown, a requirement for anyone wanting to let go of old conditioning and experience a new way of being. You will learn about client ambivalence, intellectualization, and anxiety's role in motivation; the need for a client to trust their therapist; experiential ways of understanding and working with client resistance; and the nature of trust, choice, and a client's sense of chaotic "limbo" that can arise during the therapeutic process. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions."
9781601243751
235 Psychotherapy.net
Family psychotherapy.
Systemic therapy (Family therapy)
Educational films.
Streaming video.
Instructor's manual available for download on landing page. Originally published and produced by Golden Triad Films, Incorporated, ©1986. Title and description from publisher metadata.
"In this training video, Virginia Satir presents her pioneering views on the essential ingredients of successful therapy. Satir presents her four stages of therapy, and demonstrates the principles via numerous role-plays, where you'll get a sense of her warmth, facility in making perceptive statements that resonate with clients, and ability to use touch to deepen a client's sense of safety. The therapist's role, she advises, is to create the safest environment for a client to move from their internalized "status quo" into the vulnerable unknown, a requirement for anyone wanting to let go of old conditioning and experience a new way of being. You will learn about client ambivalence, intellectualization, and anxiety's role in motivation; the need for a client to trust their therapist; experiential ways of understanding and working with client resistance; and the nature of trust, choice, and a client's sense of chaotic "limbo" that can arise during the therapeutic process. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions."
9781601243751
235 Psychotherapy.net
Family psychotherapy.
Systemic therapy (Family therapy)
Educational films.
Streaming video.