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The Power of Reflective Practice Sessions: Fostering Professional Growth and Reducing Burnout

ByJaime

In the face of stressful and traumatic events, teams across various domains, including remote workers, emergency services, sports teams, and others, often find themselves grappling with the profound emotional and psychological impact of such experiences. Recognizing the significance of addressing these challenges, group trauma therapy emerges as a powerful tool to support teams in processing and healing from the shared experience of trauma.

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Working in partnership and understanding needs for successful wellbeing and mental health interventions

ByJaime

In the face of stressful and traumatic events, teams across various domains, including remote workers, emergency services, sports teams, and others, often find themselves grappling with the profound emotional and psychological impact of such experiences. Recognizing the significance of addressing these challenges, group trauma therapy emerges as a powerful tool to support teams in processing and healing from the shared experience of trauma.

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Group Trauma Therapy: Mental Health for Emergency Responders and At-Risk Professions – G-TEP UK

ByJaime

In demanding professions like emergency services and first responders, mental well-being is crucial. To address the unique challenges faced by these professionals, a powerful approach called Group Traumatic Episode Protocol (G-TEP) has emerged. In this article, we’ll explore how G-TEP helps individuals in high-stress jobs, the positive research outcomes, the benefits it offers, and whether it can be done in-person or remotely. We’ll also take a closer look at the process of implementing G-TEP to provide effective support and build resilience..

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Harnessing the Power of Group Trauma Therapy: Nurturing Resilience in Stressful and Traumatic Team Environments

ByJaime

In the face of stressful and traumatic events, teams across various domains, including remote workers, emergency services, sports teams, and others, often find themselves grappling with the profound emotional and psychological impact of such experiences. Recognizing the significance of addressing these challenges, group trauma therapy emerges as a powerful tool to support teams in processing and healing from the shared experience of trauma.

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Unleashing Potential: Understanding Cognitive Behavioural Coaching with a Therapist

ByJaime

Cognitive Behavioural Coaching and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy are powerful tools for personal and professional growth. While coaching focuses on achieving goals and creating positive change, therapy, when conducted by a trained therapist, provides specialised expertise in trauma work, deep emotional healing, and the integration of therapeutic techniques.

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Navigating Health Insurance for Psychotherapy: Understanding Excess, Referrals, and Cost Savings

ByJaime

Access to quality mental health care is crucial for overall well-being, and health insurance often plays a significant role in ensuring affordability and availability of such services. However, understanding the intricacies of health insurance, particularly when it comes to psychotherapy, can be a daunting task. In this article, we will shed light on a few key aspects of health insurance coverage for psychotherapy, including excess, referrals, and potential cost savings. By grasping these concepts, you can make more informed decisions about your mental health care.

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Recent traumatic event and crisis management in sports after team or individual defeat – for Athletes

ByJaime

It may seem difficult to understand and to see for some people, how losing a game, missing a ball or having an important defeat, can impact someone aptitude towards the sport they love the most.
This event may lead to poor sleep, performance and avoidance. It sometimes we continuously remember this event and cannot “let it go”.