VIDEO: Moving Forward When Treatment Seems To Make A Problem Worse Chris Germer on shifting the focus from fixing a problem to embracing it with compassion Psychotherapy Networker — November 2, 2015 What someone resists persists. It's a paradoxical dynamic that...

You know those inner critics—the harsh voices that keep some clients locked in depression, anxiety, shame, or self-blame for years. If you’re like me, sometimes the idea of approaching a fierce inner critic with kindness and curiosity can sound like a no-win plan....

In this free video, psychologist Chris Germer shows how helping a client develop self-compassion can extend the impact of a powerful session and make psychotherapy more portable. Listen to this short and compelling video. Don’t miss this one. It’s a tale of...

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