The different models (theories) of psychotherapy

[@marionrivaux1136]

Very useful intro video, thank you for this. To the point and still informational.

[@sourcecodeman]

short and sweet, factually correct thanks for this, I look forward to further analysis (sic) on these modalities.

[@monsterstream4420]

I like this. It was a good intro to the 4 broad types of psychotherapy. Now I'm curious about the details behind each one. I think that all of them, broadly speaking, are relevant to my life, and I think that everyone can benefit from psychotherapy. Simply talking with people can be therapeutic, but talking with a professional could be life changing.
It seems our entire life is mental (i.e intellectual) and about problem-solving.

[@XhanAnimations]

I appreciate the presentation and the breakdown, but the sound balance is bad

[@xoxCatGurLxox]

it was made 5yrs ago.. just appreciate the info and move on.

[@XhanAnimations]

@@xoxCatGurLxox You make it seem like good sound quality didn't exist 5 years ago (especially considering how drastic the intro is to the speech). Just saying they could've been closer in volume and it'd be a more professional video :p

[@RinconesAlicia]

This was great. Thank you.

[@richardkast9845]

A recent innovation in psychotherapy is the Ambivalence Based Approach of Sandor Grau ["A Practitioner's Guide to What Works in Modern Psychotherapy"]. It seems to be a great non-cultish vaguely Freudian biological approach focusing on the inherently conflicting nature of our desires.

[@vishwapuranik6376]

So precise and easy to understand.
Thank you so much Sir. :)

[@jyourell]

Thanks so much!

[@yousraadly7341]

thanks for informative clip

[@susantompkins4254]

Thank you very much this is helpful 😊

[@SaltedMallows]

man, im listening but geez what's wrong with your audio
my right ear is getting no love