The Institute for Family Psychology: Helping
You Take
Control of Your Mental Health
The Institute for Family Psychology was formed in 1983 to provide psychotherapy and education for individuals, couples, families, and groups seeking a better path toward mental wellness without the aid of prescribed medication. We help you and those you care about develop the mental tools to deal with negative internal and external influences and achieve a healthy, productive mindset. The institute also offers supervision for mental health clinicians and consultation to organizations, churches, and businesses.
This groundbreaking book presents a cutting edge approach to the field of psychotherapy. It incorporates the latest neuroscience research and demonstrates how readers can learn to regulate their state of mind to manage emotions and behaviors. Using integrative principles from hypnosis, biofeedback, meditation, systems and attachment theories, therapists learn how to help their clients use resourceful mind states to reduce stress and achieve personal mastery.
August 12-17, 2012
The Heart of Forgiveness - Brain Change Therapy from Trauma to Thriving: Erickson Hypnosis Seminars
August 12-17, 2012
Life trauma hinders you in the pursuit of your dreams. The secret to resolving trauma and thriving in life is more than an intellectual decision to forgive those who have harmed you. Brain Change Therapy is a new approach that shifts states of mind and conditions happier and more stable emotions so that you can access clarity of thought, successful actions, a sense of personal control, confidence, and heightened intuition and awareness.
This is a five-day Deep Dive workshop that invites you into the alpha/theta states where you can gently release and resolve old wounds. We will explore patterns that block you from being happier, discover your unique gift and purpose, and plan for your life success. By journeying to the edge of sleep and observing your own archetypal imagery, you can unlock and apply the best in life.
The Deep Dive process involves naming chronic negative states including people and events that have harmed you, and what triggers them; creating a sanctuary for releasing trauma; learning how to release inner forgiveness, love, and compassion; practicing the witness mind state to move beyond survival strategies; creating an action plan, commitment to the life you want, and follow-through.
This seminar will teach practical new skills from neuroscience research to reach optimal mind states. The use of deep states as one practice can promote creative insight and even resolution of trauma. Through PowerPoint, entertaining humor, and demonstrations, participants will learn new information, new skills and new personal resources.
July 1, 2012
Hear the most cutting edge approaches from the leaders in Ericksonian Approaches. Whether you are a clinician or someone who wants answers to creating change that lasts and propels you where you want to go, sign up for this exciting conference. Early registration now.
