Writing Help for Psychotherapists
Posted in Uncategorized, Play, Anxiety, Writing, Publishing on May 12th, 2008 No Comments »
Cindy Barrilleaux, writing coach and editor, discusses her work with psychotherapists who are interested in writing. Ms. Barrilleaux talks about some of the common writing problems people encounter, her strategies as a writing coach and some things therapists can do to become better writiers. Ms. Barrilleaux works with therapists (and others) who want to publish books or articles or who just want to write for the sake of writing. Ms. Barrilleaux is the former managing editor of Psychotherapy Networker magazine, where she worked with therapist-writers for twenty-five years.
For more information about Cindy Barrilleaux and her work visit her website at www.writeyourbest.com or send her an e-mail at cindy@writeyourbest.com. Her contact telephone number is (505) 323-2514.
On the next edition of Psych1on1 psychologist Kelly Camilleri, Ph.D. will discuss using a systems approach in her work the developmentally delayed.
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Kristin Mitchell, LCSW talks about the use of play therapy in her private practice. She describes what play therapy is, when to use it, who should use it and some of the challenges of working with families. Kristin Mitchell is a licensed clinical social worker with offices in Manhattan and Hoboken, New Jersey. She works with all age ranges.
