clinical bipolar
I'm not saying that therapy does not work as I am a trained therapist, but sometimes I think there must be a better method than traditional psychotherapy for gathering information quickly and help our patients get quick results. I thought maybe I could help teddy bears. After all, teddy bears are one of the first objects we attach a. They are like a natural means of exchanging information between people, which I find hard to believe they are not applied more often with adults and children in our practice. Children and adults love them. Yes, even adult men and teddy bears despite the macho image prevents them from admit that in public. For me, a clinical social worker, teddy bears are just one of the tools of my trade. It's like the doctor with a stethoscope. They are only part of my practice.
This is a great technique and for the past 7 years I have applied in my clinical practice. They are a natural method information exchange and promotion of great stories. To ignore the clumsiness of some of the traditional models. They are easy to talk. It is much easier to open up and talk with her teddy bear, then sometimes it is with a counselor. I've seen grown men and women apply teddy bears and quick results in the treatment. Information flows like a river of information running on, much faster than with traditional methods. The words and stories become Customer stories and people see through the eyes of a teddy bear faster than with traditional methods of counseling. If you are a caregiver health, I invite you to test the application of teddy bears in their practice. You will find that you get the results of the assessment and intervention far faster than traditional methods. They are a great tool for solving problems related to grief and loss, or drug abuse or domestic violence.
Tammy Stoner is a licensed clinical social worker. She has developed a powerful psychosocial assessment tool for social workers, marriage and family therapists and counselors to get information fast. She provides online coaching and counseling services and classes for health care providers. More information can be found at her website at http://www.interactiveteddybears.com
Clinical Mental & You: Bipolar Pt. 1 ~ with Ken and Sherry Mitchell
