15 thoughts on “my practice”

1. Chris Hartwell, MSW January 2, 2008 at 7:31 pm

   Isabella,

   I’m always searching the web looking got good therapy related sites to advertise on, and I came across your blog. It’s awesome! Please shoot me an email when you get a chance so we can chat. My website is “The Family & Marriage Counseling Directory.”

   Thanks,

   Chris H.
2. Saphire May 26, 2008 at 2:26 pm

   Hello Isabella,
   I just wanted to say that your site is incredible! I am struggling very hard with this eating disorder -anorexia, and being able to post comments about feelings or concerns on ‘anorexia talk’ and having you and others respond is really great! It has given me a sense of ‘family.’ I have only my mom to talk to about my problem and while she is very supportive, it is truly wonderful to talk to others who are going through the exact same thing. I am trying to find a therapist in my city because I would like some professional help, no, I NEED professional help, but in the meantime, this is nice. Thanks!
3. isabella mori May 26, 2008 at 3:16 pm

   hi saphire

   thanks for that lovely comment! starting the “anorexia talk” page was one of those things that i just got the idea for one day – i’m so grateful it is a source of support for people.

   good luck with finding the right therapist!
4. Nicky November 26, 2008 at 4:25 am

   Hi Isabella

   I would like to get in touch with you, appreciate if you would email me.

   Thank you,
   Nicky
5. wang jianrong August 8, 2009 at 9:35 pm

   Hi Isabella,
   I am a chinese counsellor.It is made me get lots to read your blog. I like your blog.
   May you happy everyday .

   wang jianrong
6. oscar wright August 9, 2009 at 12:11 am

   Hi Isabella, your blog is wonderful and very helpful. I am a tango teach in Rome and frequently my private students talk to me about their problems. I gthen use a combinmation of listening, breathing exercises, visualization and tango moves to help them with their problems. And then of course to dance with another person with the chest attached to beautiful, moving, poetic music is a very powerful thearpy. It would be wondderful to meet you. Why don’t you come to Rome and take a tango lesson from me and we’ll do tghe city. Ya been? Italy has a magic like no other place on earth. Here is my latest video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-5X1VPtwec
7. isabella mori August 9, 2009 at 4:42 pm

   hi there!

   interesting! i have a friend on twitter (oh, maybe you know her, and that’s how we met?) who is also into tango therapy.

   you know what, i’ve never been farther south than genoa. when i go to europe, i always get stuck in germany because that’s where my family lives. but one of these days, i’d LOVE to go to rome.
8. isabella mori August 9, 2009 at 4:57 pm

   wang jianrong – nice to meet you here, and thanks for your good wishes. i certainly return them. i would be very interested in hearing more about counselling in china.
9. wang jianrong August 11, 2009 at 5:49 pm

   Hi Isabella：
   I’m very glad to read your words here. You give me a big problem to talk about counselling in china.I can’t write something about it in english well.Maybe I can do it well next year . So I talk about myself.
   I am a counseller who like the books writen by Freud,Lacan,Beck ，Rogers and Kohut. They give me great help . Do you tell me whose theory you like ？I think you will answer it best.
10. isabella mori (@moritherapy) August 11, 2009 at 8:50 pm

    if you have a few words (up to 1,000 or so), i could easily find someone to translate it. i work with a lot of chinese people. let me know!

    i cannot say who has influenced me the most. however, some names that come up easily are virginia satir, scott miller, abraham maslow and of course rogers and freud.
11. wang jianrong August 12, 2009 at 7:39 pm

    Hi Isabella:
    Give me time ,I can do it best.
    I also would be very interested in hearing more about counselling in your country. I think studying each other could help each other.By the way there is a question for you. Could you tell me how Kohut’s theory influence there?
12. isabella mori August 12, 2009 at 8:46 pm

    wang, i don’t think kohut plays a big role right now; no-one of the psychoanalytic tradition is seen as a big “player” in north america at this time, as far as i can see.

    it might be interesting to ask that question of academic psychologists. here are two psychologists who say they are influenced by him:

    http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/in-therapy/200904/seven-questions-me

    http://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/name/Edwin_Kahn_New+York_New+York_21955
13. wang jianrong August 16, 2009 at 1:42 am

    这是我在网上找的文章，基本情况就这样
    2009年中国心理咨询师发展前景及现状

    一、我国开展心理咨询师职业资格培训的背景：

    2001年8月，国家劳动和社会保障部制定了《心理咨询师国家职业资格标准》；
    2002年，国家劳动和社会保障部开始在辽宁省进行试点培训、考试；
    2003年，国家劳动和社会保障部在全国进行正式的全国统一鉴定考试。
    世界卫生组织根据39个国家提供的报告统计，目前全世界自杀死亡者超过200万，与全部死亡者的比例约为1.6%，成为前10位的死因之一；我国青年（15—24岁）的自杀率，高居世界第2位，仅次于斯里兰卡，自杀率为22人/10万人。这是因为：
    1.中国国民患精神心理疾病的人数呈上升趋势。
    统计表明，由于心理障碍所导致的重性精神病和轻性精神病（各种神经症）在我国正呈上升趋势。其中，重性精神病已由上世纪50年代的5‰—6‰，上升到今天的11 ‰以上；轻性精神病已由20世纪80年代的22.21 ‰，上升到今天的35.18 ‰。尤其值得注意的是，这些精神心理疾病患者中，大部分都是青少年或在校中小学生，大中小学生及教师心理健康水平偏低。
    1994年以来，北京师范大学郑日昌教授在全国调查了10万名学生，结果显示：小学生有心理问题的占总数的13%，初中生为15%，高中生为18%，大学生为25%。
    我国在校3亿多学生，其中所谓的“双差生”达5000万人，相当于一个德国、10个瑞士、100个卢森堡的人口。
    据研究表明，中国辽宁省中小学生心理健康尤为严重。在对23478名小学生调查中，平均心理健康分数在优秀以上，只有8.83%，而不及格的人数竟达29.97%。在农村、城镇和城市3类学校中，城市小学生心理问题最为严重。中小学教师心理健康状况也令人堪忧。中国小学教师有心理障碍的人数占总数的54%，初中教师有心理障碍的人数占总数的51%，高中教师有心理障碍的人数占总数的49%。3类教师有心理障碍人数占教师总数的50%。这些都大大高于西方发达国家。美国正常人有心理障碍的人数占总数的25%，而教师作为一种特殊群体，有心理障碍的人数占总数的34%。

    2.急剧的社会变迁引发国民心理问题日益增多。

    3.中国社会满足人的心理需要的机制，特别是社会心态监测疏导机制不健全，而政务不够公开和政策宣传不到位更易引起国民心理上的波动。

    二、谈谈我国心理咨询师职业未来发展前景：
    第一，可以全面提升自我的素质；
    第二，可以改善家庭教育模式，或培养出类拔萃的孩子；
    第三，可以为企业进行EAP服务；
    第四，可以为中小学生进行心理辅导；
    第五，可以为社区提供心理卫生服务。
    不知道你看后如何想？
14. wang jianrong August 27, 2009 at 7:11 pm

    Hi Isabella:
    The upper article,I think you have read.If it is not good,you could delate it.I can choose better one on china web.

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