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June 29, 2021June 28, 2021

Important Therapist Information on Abuse

Award-winning author Jess Hill’s book “See what you made me do.” Is a must-read for the caring and concerned therapist. Now with the help of SBS, she has brought us this text as a brilliant and frightening documentary.

I am recommending it to all my supervisees. Trigger warning for domestic violence, and indigenous abuse. Both confronting and compelling. Surveillance cameras, spyware, and tracking devices are a common tools of an abuser. The camera in the kid’s teddy bear is beyond words, it just beggared belief. Not the first time I had heard of this sort of thing. Still another thing to see it entirely. Shocking.

So here are the three binge-worthy episodes, plus the INSIGHT debate is well worth watching for more perspective too. Just click on the link.

https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/see-what-you-made-me-do

Trailer here :

June 14, 2021

Resource Therapy in a Nutshell

Chris and I had a delightful hour chatting with Evonne as part of the latest Resourceful Therapist YouTube and Podcast. Evonne shared how being a teacher and frustrated parent eventually led to her becoming a therapist and author. Evonne is a born speaker and gave us her take on the what, how and why of Resource Therapy in the last 15 minutes. Enjoy this episode. We are so grateful out our guests. If you would like an opportunity to share with others or know of someone please pop a comment in the box below. Much appreciation beautiful therapists.

May 30, 2021

Beyond Ego State Therapy

Well, it was certainly interesting to hear Professor Gordon Emmerson’s Ph.D. backstory. Born in Missouri USA Gordon moved to Australia as a young man. We had an international group – Australia, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Gordon shared how Resource Therapy was influenced by Ego State origins. Gordon said after using it for many years, aspects of Ego State therapy did not work for his clients. Hence he developed Resource Therapy (RT) by revisiting the work of Paul Federn.

Having trained in Gordon’s Ego State course just prior to the emergence of RT I could already see these changes. I was overjoyed when the Primer came out. Brilliant to have the RT Action steps and a shortcut guide to work by. We give this out at our Foundation Program the two-day introduction to RT.

For those experienced RTer’s, you will really enjoy Gordon’s explanations to a supervision question on the Retro-Avoiding States. Recall Retro Avoiding parts are those that carry on addictive or repetitive behaviors to avoid Vaded states surfacing out on deck.

Photo by Damir Spanic on Unsplash

Please enjoy this free, fun, and engaging RT fireside chat on Parts Therapy with Gordon on the Resourceful Therapist YouTube here https://youtu.be/fquRXk0bAhw