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When Good Feels Like Bad: Empathy Intolerance Due to Trauma
By Dr Alan Bowman, Clinical Psychologist & Clinical Director, Trust Psychology Ltd. Content advice: This blog post touches on themes of trauma and abuse Empathy and the Therapeutic Relationship Whilst the range of psychological therapies available now outnumbers the days in a year, most will emphasise the importance of the therapeutic relationship in one way […]
Rediscover Your Professional Identity: Introducing Professional Persona Sessions
By Dr Alan Bowman, Clinical Director of Trust Psychology The Challenges of Nurturing Your Professional Self as a Psychologist Navigating the rocky landscape of our professional identity as psychologists can be a journey fraught with challenges. Factors such as burnout, compassion fatigue, and high role ambiguity often leave us feeling estranged from the psychologists we […]
The Nourish Plan: A combined psychology + nutritional therapy package for weight management in the North East (and beyond!)
The ups and downs of weight loss “I’ve been trying to lose weight and get healthy for years. I’ve tried so much. Diets, shakes, fasting, exercising. I have lost weight in the past, but sticking to the diets over the long-term was hard because they were so restrictive, and I felt unhealthy even when I […]
Join our Managing Director, Dr Melanie Lee, discuss Cognitive Analytic Therapy. Mel talks through the origins and development of CAT as a psychotherapeutic approach, the dance between structure and flexibility in therapy, and the central importance of relationships in the healing process.
Therapy explained - Somatic integration and processing
The Somatic Integration and Processing (SIP) model is a conceptual model that therapists and other healthcare professionals can use to formulate their clients and their difficulties. Drawing on psychodynamic neurodevelopmental theory, adaptive information processing (AIP) and memory reconsolidation, and nervous system-informed somatic psychology, there is a lot to this model and a lot to unpack! […]
A model for truly integrative therapy: SIP with Dr Melanie Lee and Bridger Falkenstein
In this episode of the Business of Psychology Podcast, Dr Rosie Gilderthorpe interviews Dr Melanie Lee (Trust Psychology) and Bridger Falkenstein (Beyond Healing Centre) about the Somatic Integration and Processing model. This is a model of case conceptualisation that integrates a range of psychological theories and ideas in a way that helps therapists work more […]
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