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...cognitive therapy, we’ve used behaviour therapy, we’ve used dynamic psychotherapy, which indeed started before the drug era, and all these things are used now usually in combination with medication, sometimes instead of. But the argument simply does not conform to my experience, which is not to say that Jim is wrong, but it is simply out with my experience that in all...

...cognitive restructuring (e.g. replacing negative thoughts with positive ones) stress management techniques projective techniques (e.g.where an individual projects their thoughts and feelings onto an imaginary person or situation), and mentoring. Max may benefit from working with a mentor who has perhaps been through a similar experience in the past. Hallmann et al. (2019)...

...cognitive and behavioural theories in which a coach is viewed like a cognitive sponge soaking up knowledge, skills and ideas in an objective, non-personal way. A term that has been used is learning through ‘acquisition’ (Sfard, 1998). [Described image] Figure 4 Theory informs practice and practice informs theory Elements of these theories are useful. However,...