Resource Therapy Diagnosis: the essential paradigm behind the importance of the Resource Pathology diagnostic process in the Resource Therapy Process and Resource Therapy Actions.
Resource State Diagnosis & Clinical Diagnosis in DSM-5: the difference in the purpose of the diagnostic process in Resource Therapy with the diagnosis in Clinical Psychology, understanding the connection between the diagnostic process in Resource Therapy and the diagnosis in DSM-5.
In-Depth of Resource State Diagnosis: mengenali dan memastikan perbedaan dari setiap karakteristik patologi Vaded State, Retro State Conflicted State dan Dissonant State.
Intellectual Memory & Sensory Experience Memory (SEM): types of memory in the formation of Resource State, understanding the importance of using SEM in various processes in the Resource Therapy Process and Resource Therapy Actions to maximize the treatment process.
Conflicted State Negotiation: the specifics behind the symptoms of Conflicted State along with the various manifestations of the problem symptoms, the practice of the process and handling actions (Resource Therapy Actions) to normalize the symptoms of Conflicted State pathology.
Specific Treatment Plan for Dissonant State Pathology: specifications behind the symptoms of Dissonant State along with various manifestations of the problem symptoms, process practices and treatment actions (Resource Therapy Actions) to normalize the symptoms of Dissonant State pathology.
Deal with Heavy Emotion: facilitates the handling of Resource States that carry large-scale emotional burdens such as sadness, hatred, anger and loss/regret, recognizing the type of SEM carried by the Resource State and how to normalize the SEM that plays a role behind the symptoms of the problem.
Specific Treatment Plan for Vaded State with Confusion Pathology: the specifics behind the Vaded State with Confusion symptoms along with the various manifestations of the problem symptoms, process practices and treatment actions (Resource Therapy Actions) to normalize the pathological symptoms of Vaded State with Confusion.
Understanding Vaded State with Fear and Vaded State with Rejection: the specifics behind the symptoms of Vaded State with Fear and Vaded State with Rejection along with the various manifestations of the problem symptoms.
Bridging to Origin Sensitizing Event: the practice of Bridging techniques to identify the event that first established the existence of Vaded State with Fear and Vaded State with Rejection.
Specific Treatment Plan for Vaded State with Fear and Vaded State with Rejection: practice of treatment processes and actions (Resource Therapy Actions) to normalize the pathological symptoms of Vaded State with Fear and Vaded State with Rejection.
Understanding Retro State: the specifics behind the symptoms of Retro State Original and Retro State Avoiding along with the various manifestations of the problem symptoms, recognizing the fundamental differences between the activity of Retro State Original and Retro State Avoiding behind behavioral problems and bad habits.
Understanding Depression & Vaded with Disappointment: a Resource Therapy perspective for handling various types of disappointment, frustration and depression, recognizing the manifestations of Vaded with Disappointment behind various depressive problems.
Specific Treatment Plan for Retro State: practice of processes and treatment actions (Resource Therapy Actions) to normalize the pathological symptoms of Retro State Original and Retro State Avoiding.
Active Listening: training and sharpening listening skills to recognize specific manifestations of Resource State Pathology behind a person's expression, using listening skills and Unconditional Acceptance to establish a deeper Rapport with the Resource State and use it effectively in the counseling/therapy process.
Resource State Mapping: a unique technique practice typical of Resource Therapy to map the hierarchy and mechanisms of Resource States and their specific functions within oneself, using information from Resource State mapping for couples counseling and coaching sessions, including anticipating sudden handling needs when mapping is carried out.
Working with Pain: recognizing types of pain and their relationship to Resource State Pathology, differentiating symptoms of organic and somatic pain, practicing pain management techniques for various organic symptoms and neutralizing negative emotions behind psychosomatic pain.
Manifestation of Personality Within Psyche: various types of manifestation of Resource State other than those found in Resource State Pathology such as Inner Self/Inner Strength, Creative Form Identity and Other Personalized Introject (OPI), various types of treatment required for various symptoms of problems required for each Resource State.
Understanding Other Personalized Introject (OPI): a Resource Therapy perspective for handling cases involving OPI or ‘entities’ that originate from outside but enter the self, and cause emotional or behavioral problems, deepening the Separation Sieve and OPI Negotiation techniques to facilitate handling of OPI.
Specific Treatment Plan for OPI: practice of processes and treatment actions (Resource Therapy Actions) to normalize the pathological symptoms underlying the presence of OPI.
Resource State Anchoring: a technique for anchoring the required ideal resource state so that the ideal resource state can be accessed when needed.
