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Paul J. Hannig, Ph.D. MFT
PsychotherapyHELP
(818) 882-7404
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DEEP FEELING THERAPY: Healing at the Most Profound, Core Level
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Uniquely different from traditional one dimensional talk therapy, Deep Feeling Therapy is a multi-dimensional approach. Utilizing music, talking and strategic exercises, it allows for the full expression of deeply buried hurts and emotions so that long standing disorders are resolved and healed at the most profound, core level. It goes beyond just talking to unlock the joy of the real human spirit.
Deep Feeling Therapy is for those individuals who are highly motivated to explore buried, repressed feelings and deeply commited to re-experiencing them in a full, cathartic way. The process begins slowly ... it starts where you are and unfolds at your pace.
Click on the YouTube video and watch Dr. Paul's segment on Strange Universe. PLEASE NOTE: the demonstrator in this video has mastered Deep Feeling Therapy and she is capable of abreacting feeling at the deepest levels.

Before Beginning Therapy

Before entering therapy, a 3-5 page autobiography is required. This is an excellent screening tool that gives us the opportunity to study your circumstances before your session - a money and time saver for you. If you prefer, your autobiography can be emailed to us, as long as it arrives before your scheduled appointment day.
On paper, please describe in as much detail as possible:
- Tell why you are seeking help at this time of your life and why you are particularly seeking a Deep Feeling type of therapy.
- Describe yourself, your family and present life situation.
- Give as much detail as you can concerning the circumstances surrounding childhood: birth (emotional and physical dynamics; early and present day medical issues; where you were born and raised; relationships with your parents, siblings, grandparents, etc. Described key events (both positive and traumatic) that impacted you and how.
- Include your childhood, teenage and adult years - with its love relationships, engagements, marriages, breakups, divorces, deaths, losses and gains.
- If difficulties concern a minor or significant other living at home with you, please include as much information about that individual too. When did the behavior begin? Were there any events in his/her life that triggered its onset?
- Give a brief occupational history and include descriptions concerning moods, anxiety and personality. Also include data concerning alcohol and substance abuse, smoking, and medications that you are presently taking.
- Give a description of your cultural and spiritual background and history, if any. What religious or spiritual methods have you practiced or used?
NOTE: Please keep in mind that an autobiography submitted prior to your session saves you time and money. Having your information on hand before therapy jumpstarts your progress and guarantees that your initial session is not spent gathering historical data.
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