Jon Frederickson – Overcoming Resistance (Skill Building Part 2

Jon Frederickson – Overcoming Resistance (Skill Building Part 2

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Description:

Ever feel like you’re working too hard with a client and getting nowhere? You don’t need to let your client’s defenses block progress.

For the first time ever, we’re making part two of our psychotherapy skill-building audio studies public. Previously available only via multi-year training programs, this audio course teaches you how to quickly identify and address subtle resistances used by highly resistant patients. If you have tried to explore feelings with patients and got nowhere, these studies will show you what to do.

How It Works
In this practice-oriented course, you are the therapist asking me scripted questions, and I am your ‘patient’, responding with defenses. You will intervene. Then I will give you a recommended answer and offer some teaching and supervision along the way, reinforcing the intervention technique and theoretical framework.

As we explore numerous examples of each defense, you’ll have ample practice time to learn how to recognize defenses immediately and intervene effectively. You’ll rapidly improve your assessment and intervention skills and learn to handle problems easily that would have stumped you in the past.

Defense Work You’ll Learn to Do
Defense against Feelings: When the Patient Resists Feelings

Defenses against giving a specific example
Differentiating stimulus from feeling
Blocking defenses by inviting feelings
Blocking defenses by labeling the defense and inviting feelings
Defenses against feeling: vagueness, diversification, hypothetical speech, cover words, and rationalization
Maintaining a focus on feelings in a current relationship: differentiating feelings from defenses
Defenses against grief
Working with Resistance: When the Patient is Resisting Emotional Closeness with the Therapist
The most common problem therapists encounter with resistant patients is not recognizing when the patient shifts from resisting feelings to resisting emotional closeness with the therapist. These are the first studies ever developed to help you acquire this special set of skills. It is impossible to succeed with highly resistant patients unless you have these skills:

Identifying the resistance to emotional closeness
Identifying the resistance to emotional closeness and inviting feelings
Identifying the resistance to emotional closeness and inviting feelings: an endurance study
Clarification and challenge of the resistance
Clarifying the function of defense and mobilizing the patient’s will to the task
Clarifying the price of the defense
Pointing out the resistance to emotional closeness and inviting feelings toward the therapist
Maintaining an effective focus when there is resistance to emotional closeness
Projection of the superego
Before you buy part two of this comprehensive multi-part skill-building audio course, we recommend you do the first set of audio studies first. This set of studies is more complex and it builds on the earlier set of studies. Your learning will be faster and more efficient if you do the first set of studies first.

Benefits
Identify and address defenses and resistances immediately and effectively
Study from 4+ hours of studies to learn 21 new skills
Gain proficiency at identifying and blocking resistances that can prevent a therapeutic alliance from forming
Get moment-by-moment analysis and coaching
Practice at home or on your commute
Thousands of hours of experience distilled into over 4 hours on 5 mp3 files
Learn twenty one techniques so well that they become automatic
Details
Length: 4 + hours
Cost: $97

Format: five mp3 files (downloaded as one zip file)

See What Therapists Say About these Audio Studies
Jon Frederickson has created a superb set of audio training programmes… These recordings have added a dimension to my skill building that I have not been able to achieve through my other learning methods. To me the secret lies in the succinct introduction of the skills and the repeat exercises. Jon guides the listener in an interactive way through various therapeutic scenarios. Each module is clearly introduced and focused on a single skill, with various examples given on each technique. Jon then takes you through various practice runs to help you think through and internalise the skill. He builds your confidence gradually to deal with complexity so that you never feel overwhelmed. 
I noticed the effects in my clinical practice immediately. Jon’s clear instructions are sound bite long and easy to remember, and because of the practice runs with the tapes, I found myself able to immediately incorporate the skills within my established practice. Importantly, the recordings highlight the core ISTDP skills so succinctly that it has given me a renewed appreciation of how important it is not to rush the basics (such as clarifying the problem and the client’s will/motivation). I would recommend these recordings to anyone who is interested in learning the ISTDP method.
 Thank you for making this available Jon. These skill-building guides have proved an esse

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