Sunday 21 June 2009
Thursday 4 June 2009
Misuse and misunderstanding of the term "Provocative"
I noticed today that with a certain amount of unfortunate predictability we now have a trend of people trying to cash in on the term "Provocative". It seems we are truly in the era of hype where everyone is described as "a genius" or "master of x or y"
I set up The Association for Provocative Therapy with the encouragement of Frank Farrelly creator of the field of Provocative Therapy to ensure that PT doesn't go the same way as some other talk therapies into a world of craziness and hype!
If you are considering attending any course or event check the trainer credentials and that the person in question is not trying to simply hijack this particular term for their own personal commercial gain and rather has a genuine set of skills which they can communicate usefully to others with the humour and warm hearted spirit demonstrated by Frank Farrelly himself
I set up The Association for Provocative Therapy with the encouragement of Frank Farrelly creator of the field of Provocative Therapy to ensure that PT doesn't go the same way as some other talk therapies into a world of craziness and hype!
If you are considering attending any course or event check the trainer credentials and that the person in question is not trying to simply hijack this particular term for their own personal commercial gain and rather has a genuine set of skills which they can communicate usefully to others with the humour and warm hearted spirit demonstrated by Frank Farrelly himself
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