Beginning schema therapy and introducing a safe place
Sally explores when to use a safe place in schema therapy and how to connect with a client’s vulnerable child
Schemas and Associated Core Emotional Needs
The essence of schema therapy involves helping individuals meet their needs
Introducing Online Tools Into Schema Therapy
Using online tools in therapy is something new to many therapists, but it doesn’t need to be complicated
Understand Life Patterns Through a Schema Therapy Lens
Our post will explore the ways in which our childhood experiences shape our lives in the present day.
Coping With Schemas
The following awareness plan could help to identify your main personal schema-coping strategy
Understanding Schema Origins
This resource could be helpful to gain a deeper understanding of one’s early maladaptive schemas
Linking Schemas to Unmet Emotional Needs in Childhood
The following table provides a link between which schemas develop as a result of unmet emotional needs in childhood
5 Session Guide: Introduce Secure Nest into Schema Therapy
We want to support users to integrate Secure Nest into the therapy process based on the schema mode model
What is Schema Therapy?
Schema Therapy was developed by Jeffrey Young for use in treatment of Personality Disorders
A Client’s Guide to Schema Therapy – Bricker / Young
A Client’s Guide to Schema Therapy, written by David Bricker and Jeffrey Young, is an easy to absorb introduction to Schema Therapy
