We need to look for the protocol of brain and then tell the client how that protocol work. How their brain keep memories in it how it manages thoes memories. phycology is key to the healthy brain instead of fixing the brain every person can self heal of they are given the right protocol of how their memories have been collected in their brain. Each client will have a protocol their brain used for them. They just need to figure out that process
I enjoyed your talk, Susan, however I think you ought to choose your words a bit more carefully (around 10:00-12:00 mark), regarding psychiatry. You're xeroxing old archetypes of how both professions perceive the other as incomplete. And it is not true what you said about psychiatrist ("whereas we (clinical psychologists) understand ...") not getting the big picture or complexity of the patient's situation and just fogging it off to an illness.
I suggest buying her book? It has all of this stuff in it (I have it- it’s brilliant)
What's the title of her book?
@@aadelami1980 Hi, open the section of information beneath the video. There is a link where you can buy the book.
God bless you and thank you
Are the slides available online to download?
Her Q&A at the end was very informative. Thank you.
Excellent
Very nice, thank you
Thank you very nice
Muy buena charla.
I never understood the argument of « you are not alone ». Sadly so I am not alone…
That's great
We need to look for the protocol of brain and then tell the client how that protocol work. How their brain keep memories in it how it manages thoes memories. phycology is key to the healthy brain instead of fixing the brain every person can self heal of they are given the right protocol of how their memories have been collected in their brain. Each client will have a protocol their brain used for them. They just need to figure out that process
I enjoyed your talk, Susan, however I think you ought to choose your words a bit more carefully (around 10:00-12:00 mark), regarding psychiatry. You're xeroxing old archetypes of how both professions perceive the other as incomplete. And it is not true what you said about psychiatrist ("whereas we (clinical psychologists) understand ...") not getting the big picture or complexity of the patient's situation and just fogging it off to an illness.
Yeah felt the same way.
I know what the frozen chicken feels like, I am gonna read that book
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:)
13 reason of why
Clients! not patients.
Oh shut up
Shut up "Noguera"
@@JohanRedwood this is so funny