The Frontiers of Psychotherapist’s Development (FPD)

Image by Erik Johannson

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“A man walking is never in balance,  but always correcting for imbalance.”

– Anthropologist & cybernetician, Gregory Bateson.

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“In times of change, learners inherit the Earth,

while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.”

–American moral and social philosopher, Eric Hoffer (1973, p. 22).

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Introduction:

We are in the business of growth and change. If we are to be helpful to those whom we serve, it’s our imperative to carve our own way.

The Frontiers of Psychotherapist’s Development (FPD) blog is devoted to helping you with your individualised professional development. It’s about pushing beyond the edge of your development.  When we grow, our clients benefit.

Practical ideas pulled together from the studies of expertise and expert performance in a variety of professional fields*, teaching & education, cognitive science, aesthetic arts, as well as from psychotherapy research, will be shared on regular basis.

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You might want to go to Start Here for a sample of the blog posts. Any comments about what is discussed are greatly appreciated.

I salute you for your on-going development!

 

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credit: image by Erik Johansson 

*thanks to the research of K. Anders Ericsson and colleagues