Dealing with a Resistant and Passive-Aggressive Client
Presented By: John Melton, CCHt
Client: Male, 28, referred from doctor
Issue: He has spots on his skin that the doctor explained as deriving from "emotional causes"
The intern is concerned about passive-aggressive tendencies she's noticed in the client and John Melton addresses family systems and coping mechanisms in regard to resistance.
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CCJM20060510 / Production Date: Wed, May 10, 2006
This is Case 4 from the...
Case Conference with John Melton on 05/10/2006
- Case 1: Hypnosis for Fear of Needles: Desensitization
- Case 2: Hypnosis for Pain Control: Hemorrhoids
- Case 3: Questions of Referral: Abuse and Psychological Referral
- Case 4: Dealing with a Resistant and Passive-Aggressive Client
- Case 5: Hypnosis for Sleep Disorders
- Case 6: Hypnosis for Blushing and Authority Figures
- Case 7: Questions of Referral: Nightmares and Disturbing Thoughts
- Case 8: Hypnosis for Out of Control Eating
- Case 9: Hypnosis for Migraines: Neutralizing Triggers
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