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CLINICAL NOTES
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The Clinical Notes series provides intermediate and advanced practitioners of Coherence Therapy with succinct guidance on selected, practical aspects of carrying out the methodology. The series makes available training materials not published elsewhere.
HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE NOTES THAT YOU ORDER
Your download link for each Clinical Note purchased will be in the “Order Complete” screen that appears in your web browser right after submitting your order.
Keep that screen! In it you will see a list of the items you have purchased. Right under each listed Clinical Note will be the words “Click here to access your good.” That’s the link. When you click it, a separate window will open and the Clinical Note will appear after a short delay. To download, save the displayed Clinical Note to your computer. |
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| Clinical Notes are pdf files, a standard format for your computer. If needed, download pdf reader software by clicking here. | |
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| Note 1. How to maintain continual pro-symptom focus |
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Provides a detailed, step-by-step procedure for staying on the Coherence Therapy "track" for entire sessions. Addresses the therapist's inner process as well as the outer, therapist-client process, with examples and diagrams. Note 1 . . . $15 |
| Note 2. Therapist's cue card |
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An index card cut-out that lists the most important reminders for carrying out Coherence Therapy throughout a session, including key elements of methodology, lists of techniques, and a succinct summary of the steps in Note 1 for maintaining pro-symptom focus. Note 2 . . . $4 |
| Note 3. Verbalization of emotional truths |
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During the retrieval of unconscious emotional themes, how they are verbalized can help or hinder the process depending on the style of phrasing used. This Note provides a guide to the type of phrasing that deepens and augments the retrieval work. Examples contrast effective and ineffective phrasing. Note 3 . . . $8 |
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Note 4. Coherence Therapy for low self-worth: How to orient the client |
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For success in dispelling low self-worth, the therapist must guide the client's conscious view to align with the discovered pro-symptom position(s), so that integration will occur. This Note describes exactly how to do this, spelling out what to tell the client and when to do so. Also included is a description of all 14 types of pro-symptom position requiring low self-worth. Note 4 . . . $15 |