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Irvin Yalom and the Art of Psychotherapy: 4-Video Series
Would you like to see how Irvin Yalom actually works with clients? In this unprecedented series, watch Yalom in real sessions with three different clients, and learn about his six-decade career in a poignant and comprehensive interview conducted by his son, Victor Yalom.
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You’ve likely read his books and been influenced by his ideas—from engaging authentically in session with clients, to helping them dig deep into the ultimate existential issues in life—but for the first time you’ll get to witness Irvin Yalom conducting live sessions with real clients.

This new series, Irvin Yalom and the Art of Psychotherapy, brings you into his therapy office with 3 clients at different existential crossroads. See how he works with Eugenia, Luke and Gareth to move beyond their presenting problems to helps them face head-on the existential anxieties that lurk beneath the surface.

Hear behind-the-scenes commentary explaining how he works with clients in the here-and- now of the therapeutic relationship. Plus listen in to an extended conversation between Irv and his son, Victor, covering the span of his life’s contributions. Get to know him and his work like you never have, and you’ll find inspiration to engage with your clients more authentically, and push yourself and your clients to get the most out of every session.

To order an individual title in this series separately, click on the title of your choice in the list below.

In this Series…

What therapists are saying…

“This course provides a profound and rare glimpse into the workings of one of the living legends in psychotherapy. “Welcome to the human race,” says Dr. Irvin Yalom, in his wise and gentle voice. Viewers are invited into actual segments of work with clients. The experience is enhanced by insightful comments and thoughts shared throughout with Dr. Yalom’s son and fellow psychotherapist, Victor Yalom. “If there was a risk you’d be willing to take, what would it be?” “Have you disappointed yourself in any way?” Existential therapy at its finest—not to be missed.”

—Rita Sommers-Flanagan, PhD & John Sommers-Flanagan PhD, Co-Authors of Clinical Interviewing and many other texts.
“Irvin Yalom and the Art of Psychotherapy can be a powerful tool not just allowing therapists to examine Existentialism as a theory of understanding presenting issues, but also, how to examine clinical relationships in the-here-and-now. Further, the case-studies with specific clients provide an opportunity at examining the nuances of masterful clinical work in the presence of diverse presenting issues.”

—Aaron Smith, PhD, Assistant Professor of Counseling, Western Washington University
“We all learn the foundational work in school, but now we can see a founder at work! This series provides novice and expert professionals alike the opportunity to witness the ideals of therapy artfully delivered in a simple, easy to follow manner. This series would be useful for intern, practicum, pre-practicum students, or community mental health agencies looking to visually enhance their training and supervision settings with a trusted name in the field.”

—Bill Owenby, ABD, MC, LPC-S, Community Agency Therapist
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Length of Series: 7:33:29

English subtitles available

Psychiatrist and author Irvin Yalom, MD has been a major figure in the field of psychotherapy since he first wrote The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy in 1970 (now in it's 5th edition). Other significant contributions have included Existential Psychotherapy, and NY Times Bestseller Loves Executioner and Other Tales of Psychotherapy. He has written four novels on psychotherapy: When Nietzsche Wept, Lying on the Couch, The Schopenhauer Cure, and The Spinoza Problem.  His works, translated into over 20 languages, have been widely read by therapists and non-therapists alike. Visit Dr. Yalom's website.


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