Ida Shaw and Joan Farrell opened the In Dialogue series with a conversation on Schema Therapy for Dissociative Identity Disorder, and how the mode model gives clinicians a way to translate fifty personalities into five modes. The recording is available to active JYSTA members on the Mighty platform.
His face cracked for just a second, and the whole case changed. Hypersexuality is rarely about desire. Schema therapy reaches the wound underneath.
Schema therapy began to take shape when Jeffrey Young described patients who could argue down every irrational thought and still not change emotionally. For many
Estrangement rarely arrives as a clean clinical question. A new JYSTA supervision group with John Gasiewski and Paul DelGrosso looks at when bridging the cutoff supports schema healing and when the distance is the healing.
Ida Shaw and Joan Farrell opened the In Dialogue series with a conversation on Schema Therapy for Dissociative Identity Disorder, and how the mode model gives clinicians a way to translate fifty personalities into five modes. The recording is available to active JYSTA members on the Mighty platform.
Become a JYSTA member to join live In Dialogue sessions and connect with the schema therapy community on Mighty.
