Carmina Gilmore
Therapy
Every team member offers therapy services, nationally and internationally. Call us!
Corporate Services
We take care of the Mental Health of your people so you can focus on what you do best
Supervision
Practice makes perfect! We offer small group and individual supervisions so that you can become good at what you do. Help your. Mostly online but inquire about face to face options.
Karin Schlanger
The untold story of the MRI and the Brief Therapy Center (BTC). Then and now
Welcome to our Blog. We are delighted that you are stopping by and we hope that you will be back often. Because we preach an interactional model, we hope to create a space that will spark a lot of discussion so that everyone can continue to expand horizons and grow. Ultimately in a safe context, […]
What is Problem-Solving Brief Therapy? A functional model of change
We thought we would begin to dive into a description of what our model stands for and how it is different from other models of brief and family therapy. Most other models of therapy can be called ‘normative models’: the model provides a structure for human behavior and a deviation from such a structure […]
Coronavirus: 9 mental health keys in a time of isolation and uncertanty
An opportunity to see the world in a new way We are putting this together, having had the view of how the coronavirus epidemic played out in China. They had it first and are now certainly recovering. People there struggled with conflict, isolation, and anxiety. Beyond political borders, which viruses don’t recognize, we are all […]
Problem-solving and its effectiveness in business consulting
A Problem-solving model is an approach applied to businesses since they are organizational systems. Other consulting services might offer workshops or pieces of training –which are certainly useful – while this model offers new ideas to resolve current problems or those that one can see on the horizon. What solutions have been proposed that haven’t […]
How therapists see the client determines the reality they will construct
This morning I was talking with my colleague Sara, whom I supervise. She is in Spain. The case presentation went something along the lines of: I am working with a young adult who is 20, we’ll call him Martin. He is the oldest of four kids whose parents are immigrants. When he was 10, […]
