Anne Paris's guest appearances

Anne Paris

Spirituality Today

Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting with Annie Fox, M.Ed.

Inside Out

Mike Robbins

Temple Hayes

Edwene Gaines

Rachel Lang

William Paul Young

Byron Katie

Wednesday Martin

Cynthia James

Kelly Sullivan Walden

Devorah Heitner

Chris Michaels

Bernie Siegel

Marc Allen

Janet Conner

Dan Millman

OwlTail

There are times when it is very difficult to empathize with another person. Those times include feeling frustrated with our children. But difficult as those situations may be for parents, clinical psychologist Anne Paris suggests we would do well to "step back, take a break, ask someone else to intervene..." because that's the best way to get our emotions under control so that we can, afterwards, model an empathetic response. That's how we teach our kids to do the same. Annie talks with Anne about the empathy response and about The Empathy Way, Dr. Paris' delightful new series of children's books which features the remarkable wildlife photography of Marian Brickner.About Anne Paris (@ImmerseWithAnne)Anne Paris, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and author in private practice in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has practiced psychotherapy for over 25 years, and has specialized in working with artists, trauma victims, couples, and parents. In addition, Dr. Paris co-founded the Cincinnati Center for Self Psychology, a training/educational institute for mental health professionals in the theory and practice of Self Psychology Theory. Her children book series, The Empathy Way, (produced in collaboration with animal behavior photographer Marian Brickner) helps children understand that empathy is the key to forming healthy relationships and resolving problems like bullying. Learn more at http://AnneParis.com and http://EmpathyWay.com.Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

There are times when it is very difficult to empathize with another person. Those times include feeling frustrated with our children. But difficult as those situations may be for parents, clinical psychologist Anne Paris suggests we would do well to "step back, take a break, ask someone else to intervene..." because that's the best way to get our emotions under control so that we can, afterwards, model an empathetic response. That's how we teach our kids to do the same. Annie talks with Anne about the empathy response and about The Empathy Way, Dr. Paris' delightful new series of children's books which features the remarkable wildlife photography of Marian Brickner. About Anne Paris (@ImmerseWithAnne) Anne Paris, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and author in private practice in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has practiced psychotherapy for over 25 years, and has specialized in working with artists, trauma victims, couples, and parents. In addition, Dr. Paris co-founded the Cincinnati Center for Self Psychology, a training/educational institute for mental health professionals in the theory and practice of Self Psychology Theory. Her children book series, The Empathy Way, (produced in collaboration with animal behavior photographer Marian Brickner) helps children understand that empathy is the key to forming healthy relationships and resolving problems like bullying. Learn more at <a href="http://AnneParis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://AnneParis.com</a> and <a href="http://EmpathyWay.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://EmpathyWay.com</a>. Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

FCV041 The Empathy Way, Anne Paris

Do you experience blocks in your creative process?Do you procrastinate your artistic work, only to feel stressed, frustrated, or depressed by your lack of productivity?Anne Paris, PhD is a clinical psychologist who has practiced psychotherapy with artists for over 20 years. The intimacy of these psychotherapy relationships has helped her understand the inner world of artists, writers, actors, dancers, designers, and musicians as they create works of art.Through thousands of hours of psychotherapy, she has identified artists' fundamental psychological needs during the creative process. Until now, this dimension of psychological experience during creativity has gone unnoticed or has been misunderstood. She has concluded that the artist is helped along in the creative process by certain kinds of emotional support that provides the strength and hope needed to enter into and sustain creativity.An expert in contemporary depth-psychological approaches to understanding human behavior, Dr. Paris has helped famous artists, not-so-famous artists, professional artists and hobby-artists to initiate and sustain their creative process so they can complete a work of art. She has helped them to recognize the sources of their blocks, and provided them with new and effective ideas about how to move past them.www.anneparis.com

Do you experience blocks in your creative process? Do you procrastinate your artistic work, only to feel stressed, frustrated, or depressed by your lack of productivity? Anne Paris, PhD is a clinical psychologist who has practiced psychotherapy with artists for over 20 years. The intimacy of these psychotherapy relationships has helped her understand the inner world of artists, writers, actors, dancers, designers, and musicians as they create works of art. Through thousands of hours of psychotherapy, she has identified artists' fundamental psychological needs during the creative process. Until now, this dimension of psychological experience during creativity has gone unnoticed or has been misunderstood. She has concluded that the artist is helped along in the creative process by certain kinds of emotional support that provides the strength and hope needed to enter into and sustain creativity. An expert in contemporary depth-psychological approaches to understanding human behavior, Dr. Paris has helped famous artists, not-so-famous artists, professional artists and hobby-artists to initiate and sustain their creative process so they can complete a work of art. She has helped them to recognize the sources of their blocks, and provided them with new and effective ideas about how to move past them. <a href="http://www.anneparis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.anneparis.com</a>

INSIDE OUT: David interviews Dr. Anne Paris

Join Jamie when author Anne Paris, Ph.D., talks about her book Standing at Water's Edge: Moving Past Fear, Blocks and Pitfalls to Discover the Power of Creative Immersion. This book is sure to get your creative juices flowing.

Join Jamie when author Anne Paris, Ph.D., talks about her book Standing at Water's Edge: Moving Past Fear, Blocks and Pitfalls to Discover the Power of Creative Immersion. This book is sure to get your creative juices flowing.

Anne Paris, Ph.D.