Lectures, overviews and session demonstrations from the official channels of associations, institutes and authors. The preview comes from YouTube and the player loads after you press play. We do not copy videos or publish transcripts: every video has our short summary.
Channel: Beck Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short clip on why giving each session a structure helps the client and the therapist stay on the same page and keep continuity from one session to the next.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Beck Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
Judith Beck in conversation with Allen Frances about where CBT stands today and what was added to the third edition of her textbook.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Beck Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
A recorded session that goes with the third edition of the textbook. The video has no description.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: ABCT · Checked: November 1, 2026
An interview with Steve Hollon, an expert on depression, about the state of clinical practice today and the need to use what is known to work and to widen access to care.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Joe Oliver (Contextual Consulting) · Checked: November 1, 2026
Michael Twohig on approaching exposure from an ACT perspective: psychological flexibility, value-driven action, tying exposures to a client’s values and building a context that supports the work.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Joe Oliver (Contextual Consulting) · Checked: November 1, 2026
Joe Oliver shows how to use values conversation cards, developed by Louise Hayes, to open conversations about what matters to a client, with young people or adults.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: DBT®-Linehan Board of Certification · Checked: November 1, 2026
A recorded panel of certified clinicians and board volunteers, first made for the ISITDBT virtual conference in 2020. It explains clinician certification, program certification and volunteering, and answers frequent questions on each.
0:00Introductions3:04Clinician Certification33:17Program Certification55:46Volunteering with DBT-LBCChannel: DBT®-Linehan Board of Certification · Checked: November 1, 2026
An open meeting where two certified clinicians share their experience of the certification exam and answer questions about training requirements, the consultation team, the case write-up and the mindfulness requirement.
0:05Exam tips and strategies4:40New and old skills manual editions8:05Is there a study guide?15:12Specific training requirements17:21Must team members be certified?20:24Is the 12-month team requirement consecutive?21:24Does Behavioral Tech Foundational Training meet the training requirement?30:46Completed cases write-up37:10Mindfulness application requirement42:22Advice on the exam and on failingChannel: DBT®-Linehan Board of Certification · Checked: November 1, 2026
The board's first open meeting on certification: two certified clinicians explain why they pursued it and answer questions on the process, including licensure for clinicians outside North America and how to prepare for the exam.
0:03Introductions and reasons to get certified4:15Mindfulness requirements6:47Independent licensure outside North America11:15How to study for the exam15:25Asking clients to record sessions24:07Training requirements27:05The three-cases requirement34:51Recording guidelines37:35If you do not pass49:10Mentor programsChannel: DBT®-Linehan Board of Certification · Checked: November 1, 2026
The president of the certification board talks with Michaela Swales, the new president of the World DBT Association, about how the association grew from Marsha Linehan's wish for a global organization, and about its mission, structure and plans.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Schema Therapy Society · Checked: November 1, 2026
A panel discussion from the ISST Inspire Conference 2026 in Thessaloniki on developments and refinements within the schema therapy model.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Schema Therapy Society · Checked: November 1, 2026
A keynote by Joan Farrell, a developer of group schema therapy: how the group model evolved from the late 1980s, the research behind it, how co-therapists work together, and the structure and training used to implement it.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Schema Therapy Society · Checked: November 1, 2026
Leonardo Wainer (Brazil) reviews the research on schema therapy, from randomized trials and systematic reviews across several disorders to the limits of the existing studies and the case for multi-centre and cross-cultural work.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The Compassionate Mind Foundation · Checked: November 1, 2026
An overview recorded for practitioners joining the foundation’s monthly international supervision groups with Paul Gilbert and Wendy Wood.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The Compassionate Mind Foundation · Checked: November 1, 2026
Paul Gilbert explains the compassionate brain state approach in a short clip.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The Compassionate Mind Foundation · Checked: November 1, 2026
The introduction to a lecture series by Paul Gilbert on compassion, fear and safe relating. The description gives only the series title.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: YaleCourses · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short lecture by Ellen Edens, associate professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, on patient-centered conversations and the basics of MI. The clip comes from a Coursera course on addiction treatment.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Motivational Interviewing & Beyond · Checked: November 1, 2026
A webinar recording from the MI and Beyond series on where MI and person-centered counselling converge and diverge, with Allan Zuckoff and Chris Wagner as guests.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Motivational Interviewing & Beyond · Checked: November 1, 2026
A webinar recording on how MI has been taught over the years: what has changed, virtual versus face-to-face training, and whether everyone needs to be proficient in MI to be helpful.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Motivational Interviewing & Beyond · Checked: November 1, 2026
A webinar recording of a conversation with Steve about what to expect in the fourth edition of the MI book, with questions from the participants.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Anna Freud · Checked: November 1, 2026
A lecture from the June 2014 alumni conference at the Anna Freud Centre on bringing attachment theory and psychoanalysis together. The video has a one-line description and no chapters.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Anna Freud · Checked: November 1, 2026
A talk from the same 2014 alumni conference on the growing role of attachment and mentalization models in clinical psychoanalytic work. The video has a one-line description and no chapters.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Tavistock Education and Training · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short clip from a Tavistock clinician with practical tips on creating a safe space from the very first therapy appointment.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: International Psychoanalytical Association · Checked: November 1, 2026
An IPA webinar on neutrality in analytic technique, with panelists from Tokyo and Lisbon and a moderator from São Paulo. The description gives the speakers’ biographies and does not outline the talk.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: International Psychoanalytical Association · Checked: November 1, 2026
A panel on whether enactment is more than something to manage: it raises the limits of interpretation, the analyst’s participation and the analytic field. Speakers are Gabriel Sapisochin (Madrid) and Nelson Nazare Rocha (Brazil).
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: APsA · Checked: November 1, 2026
A podcast episode on the association’s channel about psychotherapeutic listening: listening on two wavelengths, listening to yourself while listening to the patient, and why transference is a reaction rather than a noun.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Association Jungian Analysts · Checked: November 1, 2026
Robert Tyminski, an analyst of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, on boys and young men who spend hours on screens: how cyberspace can become an alternate container for those in distress, and what psychic containment means for the therapeutic challenges that follow.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Association Jungian Analysts · Checked: November 1, 2026
A seminar on dreams by Dale Mathers, published on the channel of the Association of Jungian Analysts. The video has no description.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Association Jungian Analysts · Checked: November 1, 2026
A presentation by Ruth Williams on spirituality in Jungian psychology. The description is a single line, so there is no summary or chapter list.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Gestalt Institute of Cleveland · Checked: November 1, 2026
A conversation that introduces Gestalt concepts and terms, published on the institute’s channel in 2018. The video has no description.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Gestalt Institute of Cleveland · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short talk titled after the cycle of experience, a concept the institute’s training programme teaches. Published in 2018; the video has no description.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Gestalt Institute of Cleveland · Checked: November 1, 2026
A 37-minute session published in 2021, titled as dropping into Gestalt virtually and in real time. The video has no description.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Saybrook University · Checked: November 1, 2026
Carl Rogers speaks about his job as a counselor and therapist, the instruments of that job and how he builds a psychological climate of helpfulness. The description dates the recording to 1960.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Saybrook University · Checked: November 1, 2026
Carl Rogers talks about his person-centered view of psychology. The description dates the recording to 1983.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Saybrook University · Checked: November 1, 2026
Rogers describes the therapeutic process from the client’s side and shows how he creates a therapeutic climate, with a therapeutic interview. The description dates the recording to 1960.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The Viennese School of Existential Analysis · Checked: November 1, 2026
Alfried Längle on how logotherapy came about, why Frankl felt psychotherapy lacked a focus on understanding and meaning, and how existential analysis added a philosophical basis that includes emotion and personal experience.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The Viennese School of Existential Analysis · Checked: November 1, 2026
A live therapy demonstration by Längle at the 1st World Congress of Existential Therapy in London, May 2015: a session on loss and grief after the death of a partner, with a comment from Emmy van Deurzen.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Society Existential Analysis · Checked: November 1, 2026
An interview on what is distinctive about existential therapy, its stance towards numbers and the medical model, phenomenology and Heidegger, the neutrality of the therapist, and supervision.
0:00What is distinctive about existential therapy5:05The dogma of numbers in psychotherapy8:34Husserl and phenomenology10:13Different attitudes to the aims of psychotherapy21:01The daimonic34:48The neutrality of the therapist45:31Why the emphasis on Heidegger59:57Existentialism and the arts1:03:11Glimpsing the tragic: supervisionChannel: Society Existential Analysis · Checked: November 1, 2026
A presentation of the third book in the SEA Dialogues series, 25 exchanges of letters from 2020 on what “existential” means. The authors speak about their own route to Medard Boss’s daseinsanalysis.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: European Family Therapy Association (EFTA) · Checked: November 1, 2026
An EFTA Conversation with Alberto Penna of the Mara Selvini Palazzoli School on a couple therapy approach that works with emotional and bodily levels of communication. The description names three experiential interventions: sculptures, activating empathy and asking for help.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: European Family Therapy Association (EFTA) · Checked: November 1, 2026
An EFTA presentation with the Hearing Voices Network: a voice-hearer and members of a family and friends group speak, and the talk asks how systemic practice can support voice-hearers and their networks.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: European Family Therapy Association (EFTA) · Checked: November 1, 2026
An EFTA Conversation with Massimo Schinco on how dream images can inform the practice of systemic psychotherapy, with attention to setting, hypothesizing and designation processes in families.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press) · Checked: November 1, 2026
Myrna Weissman, one of the developers of IPT, gives a short introduction to the method and says how it was developed. The ISIPT overview page links to this video.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Anna Freud · Checked: November 1, 2026
A two-minute introduction to the centre’s IPT training for professionals. The description presents IPT as a treatment that looks at the link between mood and relationships. The video description links to the centre’s training pages.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Teri Pichot · Checked: November 1, 2026
Teri Pichot of the Denver Center for SFBT explains how the practitioner thinks and what they do in SFBT compared with motivational interviewing and CBT, and shows some solution-focused questions.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Teri Pichot · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short explanation of how SFBT differs from traditional problem solving, using a housework analogy, and how each session is treated as if it could be the last.
0:00Problem Solving vs. Solution Focused Therapy0:46The Housework Analogy (Why Shame Doesn't Work)1:21Designing Your Preferred Future2:14Process Hows: Behavior Change & Maintenance3:31Treating Every Session Like It's the LastChannel: Dulwich Centre Foundation: Narrative Therapy · Checked: November 1, 2026
An introduction to collective narrative practice. The video has no description; Dulwich Centre lists it in its playlist of David Denborough’s presentations on collective narrative practice and narrative therapy.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Dulwich Centre Foundation: Narrative Therapy · Checked: November 1, 2026
A talk on combining narrative therapy with peer support, based on peer narrative work with young people admitted to a psychiatric hospital. It asks what becomes possible in a more equal peer relationship.
0:00Integrating two frameworks3:31Core principles of IPS6:04Applying narrative practice9:22Addressing discourses of failure12:03Trauma and storytelling rights14:22Externalizing problems17:25Questioning power dynamics18:58Challenges of the peer role22:16Reflections on peer supportChannel: Dulwich Centre Foundation: Narrative Therapy · Checked: November 1, 2026
Loretta Pederson, from a narrative practice team at Telopea Family Support in Sydney, presents ways to use narrative ideas when meeting people who have suicidal thoughts.
0:00Introduction1:03Trauma3:10What would it be like4:42Impact on her life6:02How can we be supportive8:01Talking about the suicidal thoughts11:19Sneaky thoughts13:07Asking questions16:25Documentation18:12Support teams21:07Collaborative position25:06Skills and getting throughChannel: EMDR Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
A webinar replay on the role of EMDR therapy with first responders and the main considerations when treating trauma in this group, addressed to clinicians.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: EMDR Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
Institute trainers describe what its trainings are like: the learning setting, attention to complex trauma and dissociative symptoms, and how the training is updated.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: EMDR Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
Institute trainer Roger Solomon talks about moving from scepticism to advocacy, adapting the protocol to different needs and using EMDR across cultures and with complex trauma.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Internal Family Systems - IFS Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
Richard Schwartz gives an overview of the model he developed. The video has a one-line description and no chapters.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Internal Family Systems - IFS Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
Schwartz talks about parts and voices, the Self, healing and how the model got its name.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Internal Family Systems - IFS Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
A demonstration in which Schwartz works with a person who is new to the model. The video has a one-line description and no chapters.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Somatic Experiencing International · Checked: November 1, 2026
Peter Levine, the founder of the method, tells how Somatic Experiencing began. The video has no description beyond its title.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Somatic Experiencing International · Checked: November 1, 2026
An introductory talk on the physiological basis of trauma and on Somatic Experiencing as developed by Peter Levine.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute · Checked: November 1, 2026
Pat Ogden talks about the body’s role in therapy, the limits of talk therapy and her own path to developing Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Brown University School of Professional Studies · Checked: November 1, 2026
A talk from Brown’s Evolution of Mindfulness series. MBCT co-founder Zindel Segal on integrating mindfulness with cognitive therapy: where MBCT came from, its scientific foundations and its role in mood disorders. The description adds a reading list.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Brown University School of Professional Studies · Checked: November 1, 2026
Part 1 of the same series: MBSR founder Jon Kabat-Zinn on how MBSR turned ancient practices into an approach used in health care, and on chronic stress, anxiety and resilience.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: Oxford Mindfulness · Checked: November 1, 2026
Ruth Baer and Willem Kuyken on the story of MBCT so far and a vision for its future, recorded at the 2025 Annual Gathering in Marlow, UK.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The British Association of Art Therapists · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short abstract of an International Journal of Art Therapy article: interviews and a focus group with 18 UK art therapists in NHS settings about what they do with people diagnosed with psychosis and how they learned it.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The British Association of Art Therapists · Checked: November 1, 2026
A video abstract of a journal article on the bodymind model of art therapy in coping with problem substance use. The description says the model was created to describe some of the ways art therapy may benefit participants.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: The British Association of Art Therapists · Checked: November 1, 2026
A video abstract of an International Journal of Art Therapy article by Sarah Haywood and Bridget Grant on art therapy in a digitally mediated world. The description gives only the article reference.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: ASGPP Psychodrama · Checked: November 1, 2026
A plenary talk at the 2023 ASGPP conference on connection and sociometry, with reference to the speaker’s book Sociometrics. The description says Dr. Dayton directs the New York Psychodrama Training Institute.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: ASGPP Psychodrama · Checked: November 1, 2026
An interview with Miriam Zachariah, a school educator and certified trainer, about using sociometry in schools to build community and manage conflict, including the story of a student whose behavior changed. Recorded ahead of her keynote at the 2024 ASGPP conference.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: EATA association · Checked: November 1, 2026
Interview filmed at the 2019 EATA conference: Ravi Welch explains his view on ego states, talks about how he came to TA in 1972 and about the future of TA.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: EATA association · Checked: November 1, 2026
Interview filmed at the 2019 EATA conference: Julie Hay looks at the similarities and differences in how TA is applied by psychotherapists, coaches, counsellors, consultants and educators.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: ITAA · Checked: November 1, 2026
Webinar of the ITAA Ethics Committee, 27 October 2022, with guest Karen Minikin. It asks what happens when we face an ethical dilemma or complaint, and looks at intrapsychic, interpersonal, institutional and systemic dynamics in ethics theory and policy.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: International Coaching Federation · Checked: November 1, 2026
First video of a series on the 2025 update of the ICF Code of Ethics, with a member of the code review team: purpose, core values and ethical principles, and commitments for everyone in the ICF family of organisations.
0:00Introduction0:31Meet the Code Review Team2:05Part 1: Purpose4:19Part 2: ICF Core Values and Ethical Principles6:12Part 3: Commitments for All Within the ICF Ecosystem8:45Code Applicability10:27Ethics and Doing Good11:33Closing RemarksChannel: International Coaching Federation · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short talk with a code review team member on section 1 of the updated code: the merged section 1.1 on agreements with clients and sponsors and the changes to termination rights in 1.2.
0:00Introduction0:28Meet Kate Miller0:48Section 1.11:58Section 1.22:21ConclusionChannel: International Coaching Federation · Checked: November 1, 2026
A conversation with a code review team member on section 2 of the updated code: client confidentiality, record keeping, technology compliance and respect for intellectual property.
0:00Introduction0:43Section 2.11:34Section 2.22:24Section 2.33:42Section 2.45:48Section 2.57:35Section 2.68:14Section 2.79:13Section 2.810:24ClosingChannel: SEPI Youtube · Checked: November 1, 2026
A webinar with the two co-founders of SEPI on the history of psychotherapy integration, current issues in the field and its future, moderated by Alex Vaz and Tracy Prout.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: SEPI Youtube · Checked: November 1, 2026
A panel on building more consensus about the core of psychotherapy: Marvin Goldfried on core principles, Jeffery Smith on change mechanisms and Gregg Henriques on a unified vision, led by Michael Mascolo. Part I of a two-part conversation.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: SEPI Youtube · Checked: November 1, 2026
A short talk from the society's series on recent papers in the Journal of Psychotherapy Integration. The description gives a link to the paper and no summary.
Open on YouTube ↗Channel: SEPI Youtube · Checked: November 1, 2026
A webinar on an integrative formulation of the therapeutic alliance and a training model that centres on ruptures (withdrawal and confrontation) and their repair, with video illustrations.
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