Did you know that expressing feelings is different from finding fault? In expressing feelings, often confused with complaining, you express your feelings along with your needs about a specific event, for example: I’m upset that you treated my father coldly last night. I would have liked you to introduce me
Cognitive errors in our joint life make us not understand our spouse’s words well and have a personal impression of his words or judge his actions in a way that is contrary to reality. If we recognize these cognitive errors and try to reduce them, it will make us have
The treatment room in psychology is a place where a person generally enters with a secondary emotion such as anger, worry, depression, etc. and begins to describe his feelings with the trust he has in his therapist. After conducting a clinical interview (hearing what the clients say), the therapist tries
In working with hypnotherapy techniques in children, it is very important to remember that hypnosis in children is easy but not to be taken lightly; It is fun, but it requires concentration and respect for the child and his instinctive abilities. Children learn hypnosis even more easily than adults because,
