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The speaker shares their experience that more intensive therapy sessions, three times a week for a shorter period, are more efficient and effective than traditional long-term once a week therapy sessions.
1:09:42 - 1:11:55 (02:12)
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The speaker shares their experience that more intensive therapy sessions, three times a week for a shorter period, are more efficient and effective than traditional long-term once a week therapy sessions. Although, for individuals who are doing well, meeting in increments such as a half hour every six months could be sufficient.
ChapterOwning Our Mental Health
EpisodeDr. Paul Conti: Therapy, Treating Trauma & Other Life Challenges
PodcastHuberman Lab
The benefits of deep work done in an intensive way for shorter periods of time are worth more than longer hours of non-focused work, but generally it takes a crisis point to motivate the shift in mindset.
1:11:55 - 1:15:13 (03:17)
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The benefits of deep work done in an intensive way for shorter periods of time are worth more than longer hours of non-focused work, but generally it takes a crisis point to motivate the shift in mindset.
ChapterOwning Our Mental Health
EpisodeDr. Paul Conti: Therapy, Treating Trauma & Other Life Challenges
PodcastHuberman Lab
Taking ownership of one's therapy and being aware of their progress can help individuals better understand their needs and make necessary adjustments to their therapy plan.
1:15:13 - 1:17:40 (02:27)
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Taking ownership of one's therapy and being aware of their progress can help individuals better understand their needs and make necessary adjustments to their therapy plan. This includes communicating with their therapist if they feel their sessions are not helping or exploring alternative forms of therapy.