HIGHLY SENSITIVE PERSONS (HSP): latest research on Sensory Processing Sensitivity, summarized in Nov. 2017 by Elaine N. ARON, who developed the HSP concept in psychology [ARON’s first book, „The Highly Sensitive Person“, was a bestseller in the U.S. in the early 1990’s. Since then, a very interesting alternative school of psychotherapeutic thought and practice has [...]
Couple Arguments about Social Media Use by Shana Lebowitz, Business Insider e-magazine (Germany) on Dec. 24, 2017 "Young couples are increasingly fighting about social media use. Sometimes one partner is more private than the other, or sometimes one partner is concerned that their partner is following an ex on social media. Yet research also suggests [...]
"Signs of Emotional Affairs: the most insidious type of cheating isn't physical; 9 signs" by Shana Lebowitz, German e-magazine Business Insider, 24.12.2017 "It's hard to define an emotional affair. Licensed marriage and family therapist Sheri MEYERS wrote the book "Chatting or Cheating," in which she lists some signs that you're partner might be having an [...]
MEMORY RECONSOLIDATION and COHERENCE THERAPY source: Bruce Ecker et al, “Unlocking the emotional brain”, in Psychotherapy Networker (U.S.), July-August 2013 A very promising discovery for psychotherapy: how the brain can unlock old emotional learnings and replace them by new ones. Until recently, brain researchers believed that the main problem in overcoming old conditioning was that the brain lacked any [...]
Three patterns of Recovery from Infidelity excerpted from Esther PEREL: “After the Storm”, in Psychotherapy Networker (U.S.), Sept-Oct. 2010 Helping couples using Couple Therapy to recover from the immediate crisis that occurs when infidelity is discovered, is essential – but what happens to them after they leave therapy? All marriages are alike to the degree that confronting an affair [...]
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How to motivate men to change in their couple relationships. Excerpted from the article of S. STOZNY, “Lions Without a Cause”, in the May/June 2010 issue of Psychotherapy Networker
