You used my question! Thanks! I am finally getting around to listening to the podcasts!
This one gave me a lot of insight into OTHER little times when AR is useful and appropriate that I may not have thought of...such as regressing to a time when this clients mom "guilted" him to find out exactly what he was feeling AT THAT TIME. Could this mean another ISE and would I keep following that thread back? Or would I use, say anger, for more FOO?
Because of this podcast, now I can see how liberally using AR to get information can be applied throughout all the stages of the work. THanks!
In the beginning of the podcast you hinted at there possibly being secondary gain but did not continue in that thread when you addressed the question at the end of your talk. I'd love to hear more about your thoughts on that.
Thank you! You are the greatest!
Celeste Hackett, CH
Wow! What a tour de force this lecture was: fast paced, the facts ma'am. I could listen to this several more times and still come away with a new 'wrinkle' on it.It was a wonderful refresher for me and it should benefit anyone in the field who would desire to become acquainted with a comprehensive approach to pain management. Also, I had the pleasure of taking Ron's 'Pain Course' at the NGH convention several years ago and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to become seriously involved in this area.
(This Podcast is definitely CEU quality!!)
Regards
Ken
Celeste says
Hey Cal,
You used my question! Thanks! I am finally getting around to listening to the podcasts!
This one gave me a lot of insight into OTHER little times when AR is useful and appropriate that I may not have thought of...such as regressing to a time when this clients mom "guilted" him to find out exactly what he was feeling AT THAT TIME. Could this mean another ISE and would I keep following that thread back? Or would I use, say anger, for more FOO?
Because of this podcast, now I can see how liberally using AR to get information can be applied throughout all the stages of the work. THanks!
In the beginning of the podcast you hinted at there possibly being secondary gain but did not continue in that thread when you addressed the question at the end of your talk. I'd love to hear more about your thoughts on that.
Thank you! You are the greatest!
Celeste Hackett, CH
Ken Triplett, MA, CH, EFT, RM/T says
Wow! What a tour de force this lecture was: fast paced, the facts ma'am. I could listen to this several more times and still come away with a new 'wrinkle' on it.It was a wonderful refresher for me and it should benefit anyone in the field who would desire to become acquainted with a comprehensive approach to pain management. Also, I had the pleasure of taking Ron's 'Pain Course' at the NGH convention several years ago and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to become seriously involved in this area.
(This Podcast is definitely CEU quality!!)
Regards
Ken