Tag: #Linda Turner – Recovery Coach

Its Official!

by Linda Turner, posted in Linda Turner

I have spent a lot of time with my therapist this week, yes its part of been a therapist to have therapy yourself to stay well balanced.

I have been going over the events of the past two years and I was beginning to doubt my own judgment.

But I am pleased to say, there was absolutely nothing to worry about, yes my thoughts have been validated. The person we discussed does not have mental health issues, they do not need therapy or counselling, they know exactly what they are doing and they will never, ever change!!!

They think their behaviour is quite acceptable and it has become their normal.

They are just a very vindictive, cruel, malicious person, I could say they are Narcissistic but they are not worthy of that title.

As Richard Grannon says in a video I published earlier this month VCP

Linda – Always by you side

Cognitive Retructuring

by Linda Turner, posted in Linda Turner

The Limbic System

by Linda Turner, posted in Alienated children, Alienation, Linda Turner, Parental Alienation PA, Recovery, Self Help

There is a better way

by Linda Turner, posted in Linda Turner, Recovery, Self Help

I bring with me years of relationship experience (both good and bad), I perform Counseling and Therapy using a combination of unique therapies. I am passionate about the work I do and have a desire to help other people get what they deserve! I understand that all people are different and that no one persons past hurt or current circumstances are the same. I will use my knowledge, experience and intuition to help you overcome those negative and destructive patterns that are holding you back right now. I will teach you how to get to the core of these issues, so you can create an abundant life, move on after a hurtful break-up, build a successful business and find real intimacy and an authentic love that you always dreamt of!

“There is a better way – TRUST ME I KNOW, because I have been there, where you are right now.”

Coaching & Therapy. Fully Qualified EMDR NLP CBT

by Linda Turner, posted in Linda Turner, NLP, Recovery

Coaching & Therapy. Fully Qualified EMDR NLP CBT https://www.facebook.com/groups/lindacjturner

Evidence-based Therapies- What does it mean

by Linda Turner, posted in Alienated children, Alienation, Parental Alienation PA, Post-traumatic Stress, Recovery, Self Help

New Harbinger’s books offer techniques drawn from the most well-researched, proven-effective therapeutic models available, and are written by the foremost experts in psychology. Our editorial team ensures each book is accessible and useful to those who need them most—regular people who are either struggling with physical or mental health conditions themselves or searching for help for their loved ones. Here are a few of the therapies our authors use.

CBT        ACT         DBT         MBSR          MBCT          CFT

Somatic Therapy

by Linda Turner, posted in Alienated children, Alienation, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Complex Trauma, Parental Alienation PA

Somatic therapy is a form of body-centered therapy that looks at the connection of mind and body and uses both psychotherapy and physical therapies for holistic healing. In addition to talk therapy, somatic therapy practitioners use mind-body exercises and other physical techniques to help release the pent-up tension that is negatively affecting your physical and emotional wellbeing.

When It’s Used

Somatic therapy can help people who suffer from stress, anxiety, depression, grief, addiction, problems with relationships, and sexual function, as well as issues related to trauma and abuse. Those for whom traditional remedies have not been helpful for chronic physical pain, digestive disorders and other medical issues may also benefit from somatic therapy. Somatic therapy techniques can be used in both individual and group therapy settings.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapy-types/somatic-therapy

PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENTS APA

by Linda Turner, posted in Alienated children, Alienation, Linda Turner, Parental Alienation PA, PTSD, Recovery

The purpose of this part of the website is to provide information about effective treatments for psychological diagnoses. The website is meant for a wide audience, including the general public, practitioners, researchers, and students. Basic descriptions are provided for each psychological diagnosis and treatment. In addition, for each treatment, the website lists key references, clinical resources, and training opportunities.

The American Psychological Association has identified “best research evidence” as a major component of evidence-based practice (APA Presidential Task Force on Evidence-Based Practice, 2006). The pages in the blue pull down bar above describe research evidence for psychological treatments, which will necessarily be combined with clinician expertise and patient values and characteristics in determining optimum approaches to treatment.

Below is an alphabetized list of psychological treatments. Please note that the absence of a treatment for a particular diagnosis does not necessarily suggest the treatment does not have sufficient evidence. Rather, it may indicate that the treatment has not been thoroughly evaluated by our team according to empirically-supported treatment criteria. Click on a treatment to view a description, research support, clinical resources, and training opportunities. Or, if you prefer, you may search treatments by diagnosis. You may also review treatments that may be appropriate for certain case presentations in the case studies section.

Please note, the following treatments have been evaluated to determine the strength of their evidence base; results are listed within each page. The treatments listed below have evidence ratings ranging from “strong” to “insufficient evidence”; click within each treatment to determine its rating.

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What is Evidence-Based Therapy

by Linda Turner, posted in Alienated children, Alienation, Parental Alienation PA, Recovery, Self Help

Evidence-Based Therapy (EBT), more broadly referred to as evidence-based practice (EBP), is any therapy that has shown to be effective in peer-reviewed scientific experiments. According to the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, evidence-based practice is characterized by an:

“[a]dherence to psychological approaches and techniques that are based on scientific evidence”.

The American Psychiatric Association and the American Psychological Association both consider EBT/EBP to be:

“‘best practice’ and one of the ‘preferred’ approaches for the treatment of psychological symptoms”.

In relevant literature, evidence-based medicine has also been defined as the:

“conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients”

(Sackett et al., 1996).

https://positivepsychology.com/evidence-based-therapy/

Evidence Based Therapies

by Linda Turner, posted in Alienated children, Alienation, Linda Turner, Parental Alienation PA, Recovery, Self Help

Is (brainspotting/somatic experiencing therapy/hypnosis/neuro-linguistic programming/equine therapy/art therapy/thought field therapy/rapid resolution therapy) an evidence-based treatment for PTSD? No. These are not evidence-based. You can certainly try them! Some things may work for you, individually, that have not yet been studied sufficiently in scientific research. Generally, it probably makes sense to at least begin with one of the therapies with the most scientific support (PE, CPT, or EMDR) before investing your time, money, and energy into other forms of therapy.

If you have PTSD, I encourage you to seek out a professional who is committed to evidence-based treatment, and is well-trained in PE, CPT, or EMDR. If you haven’t had these treatments yet, know that you shouldn’t give up hope.

https://www.anxietytraumaclinic.com/post/ptsd-series-evidence-based-psychotherapy