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January 7, 2014 - "Inside Your Therapist's Mind: How a Psychotherapist Thinks, and Why it Works" with Dr. Drew Permut.

January 7, 2014 - "Inside Your Therapist's Mind: How a Psychotherapist Thinks, and Why it Works" with Dr. Drew Permut.

The 84 entries contained in this bibliography are arranged under three headings: poetry therapy, bibliotherapy, and relevant related items. Representing books, educational journals, popular magazines, and research studies, the titles span a variety of topics, including the following: poetry therapy in psychiatric nursing, poetry programs in mental hospitals, self-discovery through poetry, poetry the healer, poetry in the therapeutic experience, metaphors and relationships, bibliotherapy and psychotherapy, literature as a therapeutic tool, facilitating human development through reading, therapy and the arts, helping children write poetry, poetry writing in a nursing home, and affective understanding and the reading of poetry. (MAI)

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

Treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy is a major contributor of disability and loss of functioning among clients as well as a considerable source of burnout in mental health clinicians. Renowned psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr. Allan Abbass joins us for a discussion of treatment resistance/non-response in psychotherapy which includes: how treatment resistance is definedthe prevalence of treatment resistance in psychotherapystructural factors (i.e., the dose of therapy available in public/private settings) that may contribute to treatment resistancethe biological & social factors that predict treatment resistance clues that treatment resistance may be attributable to an underlying medical condition how psychosocial overlay to prescribing practices could influence treatment resistance the special challenge that adverse early life events pose with respect to creating non-response to treatmentconceptualization of non-responding clients from a psychological perspective common maladpative therapist responses to treatment resistance in the context of the treating relationship burnout in the context of treatment resistance clients and what can be done to avoid thisthe active ingredients in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Therapy (ISTDP) that help to address some of the unique challenges experienced by non-responding clientsanalogs in CBT to ISTDP that could be leveraged to address treatment resistancegeneral tips/perspectives for clinicians relating to treatment resistance in their clientsDr. Allan Abbass is a psychiatrist, teacher, and researcher. He is a professor of psychiatry and psychology and the founding director of the Centre for Emotions and Health at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Abbass has consulted widely with governments, universities, and health agencies on the cost-effectiveness and applicability of short-term psychotherapy. He has provided over 300 invited presentations around the world as well as ongoing video-recording-based training to professionals in several countries. In addition, he has been awarded many research grants and has over 200 publications. He is also the author of Reaching Through Resistance: Advanced Psychotherapy Techniques as well as co-author on numerous other books. Dr. Abbass has been a consultant to the American Psychological Association on the Unified Psychotherapy Project and to the American Psychoanalytic Association, where he serves on the Scientific Committee. He was a board member of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association. He has been an editorial board member for the American Psychological Association journal Psychotherapy. Dr. Abbass is proud to be the David Malan Professor of Psychotherapy at the Tavistock, London, UK.http://reachingthroughresistance.comhttps://twitter.com/ISTDPhttps://www.facebook.com/allan.abbass.7

The author reviews the existing literature on posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD, American Psychiatric Association, 2000) as it relates to outcome research and psychotherapy. An initial examination of the issues involved in outcome research includes the issue of assessment and diagnosis, followed by the issue of measurement. The article is meant to assist those counsellors who are interested in the treatment of PTSD and understanding the complexities and challenges involved in determining what works and what does not. The author makes suggestions regarding how to approach the literature on PTSD, as well as issues in treating clients suffering from PTSD.

The author reviews the existing literature on posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD, American Psychiatric Association, 2000) as it relates to outcome research and psychotherapy. An initial examination of the issues involved in outcome research includes the issue of assessment and diagnosis, followed by the issue of measurement. The article is meant to assist those counsellors who are interested in the treatment of PTSD and understanding the complexities and challenges involved in determining what works and what does not. The author makes suggestions regarding how to approach the literature on PTSD, as well as issues in treating clients suffering from PTSD.

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