1st Edition
The Art of BART Bilateral Affective Reprocessing of Thoughts as a Dynamic Model for Psychotherapy
By Arthur G. O'Malley
Copyright 2015
320 Pages
by
Routledge
320 Pages
by
Routledge
320 Pages
by
Routledge
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The Art of BART (the Bilateral Affective Reprocessing of Thoughts) is a practitioner's introduction to an innovative psychotherapy model that draws on and integrates well-proven therapies (such as EMDR, sensorimotor psychotherapy and CBT) and on the Indian chakra tradition and other historical beliefs. As a therapeutic approach it has particular relevance to those who are living with the... Read more
Preface -- Introduction: The art of bilateral affective reprocessing of thoughts (BART): a dynamic model for psychotherapy and peak performance -- Concept of intuition and introduction to BART psychotherapy for both therapy and peak performance -- Activation of the chakras using BART psychotherapy and peak performance -- Neurodevelopment of the head-brain, heart-brain, and gut-brain -- Vibrational frequencies related to accelerated information processing in patients or clients -- Proposals for BART psychotherapy with special populations and effects of abuse and neglect on the developing brains of the patient or client -- The mystery of consciousness -- Development of thought and the role of BART psychotherapy and peak performance in reprocessing thoughts -- Guidelines for practitioners on conducting a BART psychotherapy session -- Taking a trauma and developmental history -- Influence of some research in trauma therapy by neurobiologists and how this has affected my development of the integrative approach of BART psychotherapy and peak performance -- Living in a hypothetical world dominated by the left hemisphere’s perspective, and summary of the five stages of BART psychotherapy -- Using BART for peak performance in sport, business, academia, and any pursuit where anticipatory anxiety impairs results -- Template for comprehensive assessment of the patient or client prior to BART psychotherapy or peak performance, and use of the Hermann brain dominance instrument
Biography
G. O'Malley, Arthur
