by Kim Boivin-Sonolet
This is How Positive Change Happens… As one of my trainers in ISTDP, Dr Patricia Coughlin, puts it, “guilt is the most misunderstood emotion”. We tend to have so much reactivity to our emotion of guilt. For example, we tend to get it confused with...
by Kim Boivin-Sonolet
This is How Positive Change Happens… In ISTDP therapy sessions, we team up to work on – and come back to – this key question in the image below as an anchor. It helps keep us focused and it supports us to make progress in the work as soon as we can...
by Kim Boivin-Sonolet
BY KIM BOIVIN-SONOLET, RCC, AND ROBERT BAL, RCC Originally published in MODALITY CHECK: EXPLORING THERAPEUTIC TOOLS: Insights Magazine, Fall 2023 Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP) was developed by Dr. Habib Davanloo at McGill University in...
by Kim Boivin-Sonolet
This is How Positive Change Happens… “More ISTDP, less bullshit.” a client of mine during a session in August 2023 (shared with permission)
by Kim Boivin-Sonolet
This is How Positive Change Happens… “I’m reading a book by Brene Brown on vulnerability and I want to be more vulnerable.” “I want to be more vulnerable with my partner but I get scared.” “I’m trying to feel my feelings...