These videos help prepare for the experiential seminar on Saturday May 16th
IPP 4: In this video, we explore Process—a central concept in Complexity Theory and a key to understanding how psychotherapy works. Therapy is a living process where experience unfolds moment by moment. Psychological problems often arise when this process becomes stuck, repetitive, or disconnected. By learning to sense the flow, direction, and patterns of experience, therapists can help restore movement, integration, and creativity in a client’s life. 17 Minutes
IPP 5: Dive deeper into the four dimensions of experience in psychotherapy—outer (thoughts & behavior), inner (feelings & body), deeper (unconscious patterns & trauma), and greater (meaning & transpersonal experience). Learn how stuckness and disconnection show up across these levels, and how therapists can work with process—not just problems—to support real, lasting change. This integrative approach bridges cognitive, humanistic, depth and transpersonal therapies, helping you track where a client’s experience is unfolding and respond with greater clarity, presence, and effectiveness. 22 Minutes
IPP 7: Integrative Process Psychotherapy explores therapeutic presence—the essential factor that makes therapy effective beyond techniques and theories. This video explains how being fully present, emotionally attuned, and grounded in the moment transforms sessions from mechanical to meaningful. Learn how to shift from content to process, deepen connection, and use body awareness, compassion, and curiosity to create real change. Ideal for psychotherapists and mental health professionals seeking more authentic, impactful client work. 15 Minutes