Here's What Humanistic Therapy Looks Like | MedCircle x Dr Ramani

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Here's what therapy based on humanistic psychology looks like featuring MedCircle host Kyle Kittleson and Dr. Ramani.

Have you tried a type of therapy that hasn’t worked specifically for you? Come join Dr. Ramani and MedCircle Host Kyle Kittleson for a mock therapy session based on humanistic psychology.

Discover why Dr Ramani prefers to us an ‘eclectic’ approach to therapy to ensure the individual as a whole is being treated—instead of focusing on only the presenting symptoms.

What It Is:
Humanistic and psychodynamic therapy, while slightly different, both treat the individual as a "whole person" and consider all factors in someone’s life to be crucial to directing the treatment process in the most effective way possible.

Both types of therapy aim to help clients find patterns in emotions, thoughts, and beliefs and uncover the inner narratives driving their lives by digging into the reasoning and meaning behind their actions or accompanying symptoms.

You can gain self confidence, process past trauma, and uncover easy-to-implement skills to improve resilience and mental health outcomes.

Who It's For:
Anyone who wants to understand their past in order to improve their current-day habits and behaviors—thus set themselves up for a successful road to recovery—can benefit greatly from humanistic therapy. They will uncover how to leverage their unique strengths and values to grow and heal. See for yourself how a humanistic psychology approach can work for you.

What To Expect:
Dr. Ramani will dig deep into a topic that has been present in Kyle’s life since early childhood. You will see how easily these seemingly-unimportant past experiences can impact current-day mental health—and you'll learn how to form a new way of thinking throughout the process.

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