Prepare to be enlightened by this riveting series featuring three very different yet fascinating approaches to personality disorders. Watch DBT pioneer Marsha Linehan, CBT expert Art Freeman, and psychoanalytic legend Otto Kernberg work with Alfred, a challenging client struggling with severe Axis II issues and deep ambivalence about being in therapy.
Regular price - £158.52

Dr. Donald Meichenbaum is one of the founders of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and was voted “one of the 10 most influential psychotherapists of the 20th century”. He recently received a Life-time Achievement Award from the Clinical Division of the American Psychological Association for his work on suicide prevention.
Regular price - £153.00

Youth who display anger, resistance, and disruptive behaviours pose significant challenges for clinicians, educators, and parents. In this two-day seminar, Dr. Brooks examines these negative behaviours using a strength-based framework that focuses on the concepts of mindsets, motivation, and resilience. He describes (a) the mindset of adults who work effectively with angry youth, (b) the mindset of many angry youth, and (c) the mindset of youth who are more cooperative, self-disciplined, hopeful, and resilient. He discusses the components of motivation and a “resilient mindset” and strategies for nurturing these qualities in angry youth. He also highlights a framework to help us deal more successfully with our own stress and pressure.

Regular price – £143.75

Watch a live demonstration of Cost – Benefit Analysis in the context of a CBT session followed by a detailed analysis and informed explanation by Accredited CBT therapists: Dr Tom Werner and Consultant Clinical Psychologist Paul Grantham.

Regular price - £24.50

Watch Marsha Linehan, founder of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), in action in this session with a middle-aged man with a significant personality disorder struggling with suicidal depression and anger after being left by his girlfriend.
Regular price - £55.14

We continue to struggle with and lose an astounding number of kids with social, emotional and behavioural challenges, because we handle them in ways that don’t work. They end up in detention and suspension, dropping out, on the streets, in restrictive therapeutic facilities and jail. All because we have a poor understanding of why they’re challenging and apply interventions that are punitive and obsolete.
Regular price - £153.00

In 1971, Dr. Philip Zimbardo led the notorious Stanford Prison Experiment in order to answer the question, “What happens when you put good people in an evil place?” In this interview with Victor Yalom, Zimbardo speaks in-depth on the study, its lessons, and its relationship to Abu Ghraib decades later.
Regular price - £40.19

Volume 1
General principles of Dealing with Difficult Behaviour and Strategies for Introducing Change
Volume 2
Common Styles of Difficult Behaviour and How to Deal with Them (2 DVDs)

Regular Price – £59.90

The Angry Couple dramatically recreates key moments in the six-month course of counselling with Judith and Richard, a distressed couple whose marriage is threatened by a cycle of explosive anger and silent withdrawal. Dr. Heitler quickly reins in their anger, cuts through the impasses that have prolonged their conflict, and uncovers the core issues that have blocked intimacy from flourishing.

Regular price - £40.19

This 12-hour seminar presented by a an expert in the field and an author of many best-selling books on the topic, Dr Frederic Luskin, will provide you with a practical understanding of the process of grievance and forgiveness related to self and others; the core components of grievance and forgiveness for personal and professional use; simple techniques for facilitating self change and emerge with an enhanced repertoire of forgiveness skills to help others; an increased understanding of the mind-body connection and how it relates to emotional and physical well-being; and the 9 steps of forgiveness.
Regular price Audio CD with 12 CPD Hours - £60

De Leon lays out the framework and theory underlying a therapeutic community, including the TC approach to substance abuse treatment and recovery. He explains that the TC is different from other treatment models in that it views substance abuse as a disorder of the whole person, and aims to treat that whole person, not just the drug addiction. Thus, TCs create social living situations where all aspects of a person’s personality is displayed in work, formal groups and social activities, and then addressed directly by the community

This video is a must for all those working in and developing Therapeutic Communities in prisons. Dr. Harry Wexler walks through the past and current research developments on the efficacy of Therapeutic Communities in prisons.