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| Session 75: Client is frustrated with work and experiencing jealousy towards her assistant | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 76: Client is feeling guilty and angry for being late to therapy again | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 77: Client becomes angry when her needs for reassurance and approval are not met. She feels that she is too old to be having the problems she experiences | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 78: Client suffers from feelings of insecurity in her work | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 79: Client often downplays her achievements and focuses on negative aspects. She is very competitive with her assistant and husband because of the vulnerability and inferiority she feels when around them | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 80: Client feels confused and cluttered. She fears not being taken seriously by others. She becomes angry when she thinks she is being ridiculed | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 81: Client suffers from feelings of inferiority and inadequacy | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 82: Client tends to dwell on negative thoughts which in turn causes her to feel depressed. She feels she has always been engulfed in her own self-centered world | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 83: Client feels like she should take advantage of her father's generosity as often as possible | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 84: Client becomes exhausted and overwhelmed easily; she no longer enjoys the activities she used to like | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 85: Client feels the need to justify her judgments of others | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 86: Client is very upset by the continuous worry she has that people will not find her interesting | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 87: Client feels that any effort she makes goes unrecognized. She feels disliked and unworthy | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 88: Client uses the term "constipated" to explain her life | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1968 |
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| Session 89: Client is never fully aware of who she is angry with when she feels anger surfacing | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 90: Client describes how aggressive she becomes in perceived competition; she relates her behavior to her father's | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 91: Client has trouble understanding her husband's sexual appetite. The feeling of uncleanliness is very upsetting to her | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 92: Client thinks her fear of men stems from her fear of her father | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 93: Client feels so lethargic recently that she has problems pulling through each day | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 94: Client finds it is easier for her to show affection towards her husband when he is upset with her rather than when he is affectionate as well. She sees her spousal relationship paralleling her relationship with her father | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 95: Client is extremely hung-up on the thought of her parents having sexual intercourse. It effects her ability to enjoy sexual relations with her husband | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 96: Client does not want anyone to know what she is really thinking for fear they will disapprove | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 97: Client is fearful of having positive thoughts about herself; she fears that it is conceited for her to do so. She feels that being angry is a compulsive behavior for her | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 102: Client discusses her life roles and how she would like to see some change | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 103: Client is drawing parallels between her spousal relationship and the relationship she has with her father | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1969 |
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| Session 111: Client discusses her fear of being deserted. She relates pregnancy to femininity | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 112: Client is feeling stressed at work again | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 113: Client feels like she is being judged at work. She discusses her fears and worries about trying to get pregnant. She is worried that she would be as dissatisfied with motherhood as her own mother | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 114: Client still has fears of becoming pregnant; she fears something will happen to cause a miscarriage | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 115: Client is worried that she would be a bad mother and fears that she may not be able to keep her husband. She is suffering from feelings of inadequacy | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 116: Client becomes physically ill at the thought of having sexual intercourse. She fears if she becomes pregnant, she will be permanently tied down | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 117: Client fears motherhood due to her feelings of insecurity and inadequacy | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 118: Client is suffering from anxiety at work; she feels judged | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1974 |
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| Session 119: Client is unsure if she is pregnant or not. Therapist suggests her desire to become pregnant is an attempt to fulfill the void she feels for being born a female; it is her attempt to be reborn a male | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 120: Client realizes that she needs to accept that she is a female | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 121: Client has been jealous of her husband because he is a man. She is trying to come to terms with the fact that she cannot be a man. She feels like she has been rejecting the therapist's help because she fears becoming close and dependent on him | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 122: Client fears rejection from the men in her life. She tries to push people to leave her thus completing her self-fulfilling prophecies of dejection | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 123: Client is hyper critical of her work assistant; she feels guilty for judging. Accepting that she will never be a man is very hard for her | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 124: Client is not comfortable with crying in front of anyone; she feels like it shows she is out of control. Loss of control is a top fear for her. She worries about displeasing the therapist | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 125: Client makes parallels between breastfeeding and sexual intercourse. She still has not found out if she is really pregnant or not | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 126: Client appears to be stable while she is in control and able to make others submit to her demands. She admits to possibly being deceptive at times during therapy. She uses manipulation as a control tactic to get what she wants | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 127: Client is waiting for her pregnancy test results; it is causing her to feel nervous. She worries that she will not be a better mother than her own | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 128: Client finds out that she is pregnant. Her husband is angry with her for not being more submissive to him | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 129: Client fears that she will not be a good mother. She is worried that she will be like her own mother | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 130: Client feels distrusting of the therapist when he has to cancel a scheduled session. She becomes angry when she does not get what she wants | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 131: Client is engaging in self-monitoring to be mindful of what she says. She feels discouraged with the therapeutic process. Now that she is pregnant, she is unsure if she wants to be | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 132: Client is very frustrated with work. She thinks she may be displacing her anger onto her assistant | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 133: Client feels like she is fighting against the therapy and therapist in order to retain her sense of control | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1970 |
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| Session 134: Client discusses feelings of transference and how she feels panic once she voices those thoughts. She fears that her baby will accidentally injure itself or die. She does not feel a strong connection to the child | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1971 |
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| Session 219: Client is saddened at the prospect of not seeing the therapist again but, she also feels that it is time and she is ready for the final separation between them | Dahl, Hartvig, 1923-2007 | The Case of Mrs. C | 1974 |
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| Narrative Therapy With Children: Children can feel overtaken by family problems and allow those problems to define who they are. In this session, Stephen Madigan presents a refreshing approach that allows family members to separate themselves from their problems and retell their stories. By asking a series of compassionate questions, Dr. Madigan quickly gets to the heart of this family’s frustration–a pattern of competitive taunting among the six children in the house. Dr. Madigan then helps them uncover skills, strengths and solutions to take home in order to break the family pattern | Madigan, Stephen | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Adlerian Parent Consultation: Therapists often find themselves in over their heads when parents seek their advice about a misbehaving child or teen. Expert Adlerian psychotherapist and educator, Jon Carlson, demonstrates how to bring the focus away from the child's behavior and back to the parent's actions. In this session, you'll read Dr. Carlson’s consult with a mom whose 13-year old son back-talks on every chore and request. Then Carlson facilitates a parenting group, helping the parents shut down the power struggles with their teens so they can recognize when to give responsibility, when to back off and when to draw boundaries | Carlson, Jon | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Adolescent Family Therapy: Parents and therapists often fall into the same traps with teenagers: getting into power struggles, coming across as phony, and not setting limits. Janet Sasson Edgette demonstrates how to be candid and real with adolescents rather than fighting for control or approval. In this session, Dr. Edgette works with a mom and her teenage daughter who comes and goes as she wants. Dr. Edgette softens the teen’s combative, provocative stance and empowers mom to take charge | Edgette, Janet Sasson | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Psychotherapy With Medically Ill Children: Many therapists feel overwhelmed with the prospect of helping children cope with physical illness. Note Dr. Gerald Koocher’s warm relational stance and play therapy techniques that allow children to share their experiences regarding their illnesses. In this session, Dr. Koocher maintains a developmental focus to build rapport with the young girl, and tests various hypotheses in an effort to identify the source of her emotional suffering. Afterwards, Dr. Koocher meets with the mother to develop a plan to address some of her child’s symptoms | Koocher, Gerald | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Adlerian Play Therapy: In this session, Dr. Kottman illustrates that children communicate through play and that all play has a purpose. Dr. Kottman meets with a 5-year old boy who is split between two homes and lacking a sense of control in his life. By reflecting his actions, and using encouragement and suggestions through play, Dr. Kottman soon discovers that this young client needs to show her who’s boss | Kottman, Terry | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Cognitive-Behavioral Child Therapy: Cognitive behavioral therapy with children builds on behavioral therapy techniques while working to modify a child’s thoughts and feelings. In this session, Dr. Masek adapts his therapy model to a mother-child dyad, helping Mom learn strategies for managing her young daughter’s back talk and tantrums. Dr. Masek conducts a focused behavioral assessment to identify the issues that have sparked the young girl’s negative acting out | Masek, Bruce | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Murphy Psychotherapy Session Transcript: We know that children need lots of positive strokes, but all too often therapists focus on problems. In this compelling session, John Murphy encourages a family to recognize successes and focus on small changes for the future. The two boys, ages eight and ten, are struggling with fighting and turning in homework, leaving their single mother overwhelmed and discouraged. Dr. Murphy transforms this family’s discouragement into encouragement, building on their strengths and validating their successes | Murphy, John J. | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Gestalt Therapy With Children: Dr. Oaklander has a knack for getting her clients to speak honestly and reveal their difficult feelings. In this session, she meets with a boy who is angry with his father but unable to express it directly. Watch as she gauges the boy’s level of contact throughout the session, and masterfully provides openings for him to show cut-off parts of himself. She then collaborates to develop real-world strategies for ongoing expression of his difficult emotions | Oaklander, Violet | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Person-Centered Child Therapy Session Transcript: Anin Utigaard masterfully teaches us to pay attention to all of the ways we communicate with children in therapy. In this session, she enters the child’s world through her speech, body language and play, and carefully attends to the child’s need to please. Utigaard connects with a little girl’s shyness and fear of doing something wrong. Interacting with her through play and art, Utigaard builds safety and trust, and sparks the girl’s sense of initiative | Utigaard, Anin | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Object Relations Child Therapy: In David Scharff’s Object Relations child therapy approach, the parent-child relationship is the central concern, with particular attention paid to the representation of that relationship in the child’s mind. In this session, Scharff first consults with Mom to gather vital background information. Then using talk and art therapy techniques, Scharff demonstrates how to reach the internal world of a boy who is grieving his grandmother’s death, gets picked on by his dad and is struggling with separation anxiety | Scharff, David | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Wubbolding Psychotherapy Session Transcript: In this session, Dr. Wubbolding demonstrates how his sensible, straightforward approach is equally effective with children as it is with adults. Through the use of a series of strategic questions, Dr. Wubbolding guides his young clients through a process of self-evaluation and priority clarification. In this session, note how he helps a typical teenage boy develop motivation and a plan of action to improve his grades at school, and increase the boy’s commitment to his algebra homework | Wubbolding, Robert | Child Therapy with the Experts | 2001 |
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| Session 1: Client feels trapped by gender roles and her marriage | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 2: Client feels frustrated and unappreciated by her family | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 3: Client is angry with her husband and his lack of interest in her as a wife | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 4: Client questions therapist about the actual benefits of client-centered therapy. She also talks about the lack of intimacy in her marriage and her inability to achieve orgasm during intercourse | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 5: Client is suffering from low self-esteem and feelings of inadequacy in her marriage | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 6: Client suffers from lack of happiness in marriage and lack of orgasm during sex | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 7: Client suffers from moodiness and depression linked to peer group relationships and discusses her memories of inappropriate father-daughter moments | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 8: Client discusses childhood memories, feelings of humiliation, masturbation, and lack of orgasm during intercourse | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 9: Client discusses her teenage adjustments while dating and her confusion of sexual objects and gender roles | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 10: Client suffers from sexual dysfunction, guilt, and boredom in her relationships | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 11: Client suffers from fearfulness and suspiciousness in peer group relationships and parenting | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 12: Client suffers from indecisiveness, loneliness, feelings of emotional inferiority and exhaustion in parenting | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 14: Client suffers from sexual dysfunction, experiences of isolation in parenting, and frustration in sex with husband | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 15: Client suffers from sexual dysfunction and discusses her lack of self-confidence and her problems with parenting and peer group relationships | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 16: Client suffers from sexual dysfunction and discusses her family relationships | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 17: Client discusses her childhood adjustments and development as well as her feelings of guilt and lack of orgasm during intercourse | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 18: Client suffers from anger and feelings of disgust and negativism in her spousal relationship | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 19: Client discusses her relationship with her parents and her lack of motivation to have sexual intercourse with her husband due to lack of orgasm | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session Xa: Client suffers from sexual dysfunction and discusses her feelings of embarrassment and lack of self-confidence | Anonymous | Client 002: Female, heterosexual client between 25-30 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction, lack of orgasm during intercourse | 1970 |
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| Session 1: Client tells therapist why he has come into therapy for his sexual dysfunction and that he has been to general practitioners and neurologists but knows that his problem is not physical, it's psychological | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 2: Client asks therapist how long until he sees results from therapy. Client discusses his paranoia of leaving his wife alone for fear that she will cheat on him | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 3: Client talks about resenting his boss and how he expects his boss to appreciate him more. He feels depressed for being out of shape and feeling unwell | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 4: Client expected marriage to pick up where his mother left off raising him and taking care of him. He feels like his wife has not assumed her role well. He would like to find a girlfriend since his wife has a boyfriend, he feels that would make him more secure in his masculinity | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 5: Client discusses his belief that there is someone in the world meant for him and that person is not his wife. Client feels that he and his wife felt that they had to marry one another, not that they chose to marry each other | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 6: Client starts to regress by thinking his erectile dysfunction must be physical not psychological. He discusses how his wife is not sexually receptive to his sexual advances | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 7: Client talks about how a career promotion or change may alter him completely in a positive sense. He talks about his intelligence level and how he thinks that his wife is intellectually inferior to him and how that makes for an poor relationship | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 8: Client tells how he used to become depressed and not be able to get out of the depression but, now he can pull himself out of the depression on his own. He thinks that his wife underestimates him and so he purposefully tries to do things to make her jealous or angry | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 9: Client tells how he started to make love to prove his masculinity but stopped when he realized he wanted to sleep instead. He feels that he needs to occupy her sexually even if he does not want to in order to keep her from going to other men | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 10: Client obsesses about leaving his wife alone when he has to leave town for business. He does not trust his wife | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 11: Client feels that his wife should allow him to have an affair without fear of her being hurt or upset. He thinks that this is owed to him by his wife | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 12: Client feels that his boss owes him a promotion and will be very sorry to lose him as an employee if he doesn't give him a raise. He tries to change his wife into the type of person he wants her to be and is upset that she is unwilling to mold to his expectations | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 13: Client talks about work and how he feels optimistic due to having less problems to talk about | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 14: Client tells therapist how his mistrust of his wife has decreased some. He talks about work and how he expects to be paid more | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 15: Client feels like he has more self-control. He expects his wife to clean the house more and be more organized | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 16: Client is looking to cheat on his wife because he is certain she has been cheating on him. He feels like the therapist is a good replacement for a female until he finds someone else | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 17: Client feels like his wife isn't as involved in his life as she should be, thinks that she is too independent and expects the same from him | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session Xa: Client is determined to find a woman other than his wife to have a sexual relationship. He assumes his wife is having an affair and does not trust her | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 18: Client is jealous of his wife's extramarital escapades while he is out of town on business | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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| Session 19: Client is having money problems and is unable to pay his bills. He seems content with the possibility of divorce | Anonymous | Client 003: Heterosexual male between 30-35 years of age suffers from sexual dysfunction | 1970 |
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