The BURDEN OF BEING BETTER can sneak up on us and our clients. Especially for those of us who use a model and methodology that tends to effect such reliable and lasting change. The burden of being better can take root when we keep working towards relief and are not in RAPPORT with our clients. …

It’s easy to get swept away by the catastrophic expectations in national and international news. It’s flying past as fast as the ice sheet seems to be melting. I notice that many of my clients are describing an undercurrent of anxiety. When you consider that most of my clients are healing arts professionals, that’s noteworthy. …

Marie has been journeying with depression and anxiety for more than two decades. She tried just about everything possible from medications to electro-convulsive therapy along with years of therapy. It was the discovery of the right medication alongside her diligent practice with AAIT that brought us to what she wanted to focus on in her …

I first came across the idea of reparenting when studying Redecision Therapy. It doesn’t take much to sense the holes left in a child by the wounds of neglect and abuse. The feelings of not quite good enough or able, the underlying feeling that there must be something wrong with me flow like toxic streams …

Acceptance and Integration Training (AAIT) is NOT your grandmother’s therapy, by any stretch.   As I’ve witnessed just how replicable the results for other therapists with their clients, people who are suffering with REAL problems with depression, anxiety, addictions and more, I now stand unapologetically in the model.   It used to be that I …