Therapy Technique for Anxiety, Phobias, & OCD (Certificate)
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This course illustrates in depth a therapeutic technique called 'paradoxical intention' which comes from Prof Viktor Frankl's school of logotherapy and existential analysis. It is an evidence-based, scientific technique specifically designed for fears, phobias, anxiety, sexual dysfunctions, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, with a clinical success rate of over 78%. Dr Frankl was a world-famous Viennese psychiatrist and author of Man's Search for Meaning. The material presented here will be of interest to both mental health professionals and sufferers themselves, especially in the current context of the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic.
- Mental health professionals
- Psychotherapists
- Counsellors
- People dealing with anxiety and phobias
- People suffering anxiety during the Covid-19 Pandemic
This video will introduce you to the course and instructor, and give some background on Viktor Frankl, Logotherapy and Existential Analysis, and the technique of Paradoxical Intention.
This video will explore how the human person is viewed from the lens of Logotherapy and the impact this has on working with people, including Frankl’s definitions of wholeness and unity.
This video explains the mechanisms of anticipatory anxiety and overthinking.
This video looks at the physical and psychological symptoms of anxiety, we will explore two types of anxiety (psychological and ontological) and the difference between them. We look at Aristotle’s view of emotions, and how anxiety became a focus in the existential philosophy of the 19th and 20th centuries. We explore Kierkegaard’s distinctions between fear and anxiety.
This video looks at the role of humour in dealing with fears and phobias with Logotherapy. We look at some theories of humour, and the connection between dreams and humour in the work of Freud. We also explores the importance of play in therapy, and in life through the work of D.W. Winnicott and others.