Irvin Yalom MD – Live Case Consultation

Dr. Yalom responds to both the clinical issues and the therapists’ reactions and countertransference, always looking for opportunities

Irvin Yalom MD – Live Case Consultation

This video clearly demonstrates how Irvin Yalom’s theories can be applied to the types of cases you are likely to encounter in your every day psychotherapy practice. A valuable resource for professional growth for therapists of any orientation.

The following are cases from three therapists of varying experience.-Psychotherapists who are humanistic and can work with groups Irvin Yalom:

Sue is a 50-year-old divorced woman looking for meaning after a disastrous marriage and a empty nest.

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Paul: Paul is an artist with work inhibitions and a longing for more in life.

Jeffrey: A group therapy patient looking for help with angy outbursts during marriage.

Dr. Yalom responds to both the clinical issues the therapists’ reactions and countertransference, always looking for opportunities to bring more focus into the here-and-The therapeutic relationship is now his focus. He presents key themes and interweaving ideas from philosophers and writers who have influenced him, as well as clinical vignettes drawn from his own practice.

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About the Actor

Author and Psychiatrist Irvin Yalom, MD Since the first time he wrote, has been a leading figure in psychotherapy. Group Psychotherapy: Theory and Practice 1970, now in its 5th edition. Other notable contributions include Existential PsychotherapyAnd Loves Executioner, and Other Tales of Therapy. He also wrote three books on psychotherapy. Nietzsche wept while lying on the couchHis most recent work The Schopenhauer Cure. His works have been widely reprinted in over 20 languages by both therapists as well as non-therapists.-Both therapists.