TIPs: Types of Therapy > Client Responsibilities
What role does the client play in their own recovery process? What can client's do to get the most out of therapy? Answers to these questions and more about client responsibilities in therapy below.
Therapy Hangovers
Alcohol hangovers are the result of dehydration and electrolyte Imbalance. Alcohol is a diuretic, meaning it pulls out water in the form of excess urination which will create an electrolyte continue reading
Clinician to Client: Homework
When people think of therapy, they may tend to envision the Freudian based image of a client on a couch and a therapist on a chair talking about continue reading
Okay. Be honest. When you first read this title, Your First Time, were you thinking this article was going to be about sex? Especially given that one of the services offered here at continue reading
Discovering Motivation to Change: Do you have a bad habit that you want to change? Do you find that no matter what you try, you keep falling back into the same patterns and doing the continue reading
7 Essential Steps to Making Change Real. The concept of change is an essential aspect of what it means to be human, whether it is our own personal goal for self-improvement, or the goal implemented continue reading
Therapy in Philadelphia: Finding motivation to change: Do you have a bad habit that you want to change? Do you find that no matter what you try, you keep falling back into the same patterns continue reading
Therapy in Philadelphia, Ocean City, Santa Fe, Mechanicsville : Creating positive affirmation: negative self-talk is a common underlying theme behind clinical anxiety and its symptoms. Those who suffer from anxiety often circulate destructive, negative thought continue reading
