Dr. Jared Kass
Publications
Defining Psychological Wellbeing
Clinical Supervision
Psychotherapy
Prevention
For Social Science and Clinical Researchers
Jared Kass, May 2024 Multimodal Person-Centered Psychotherapy Developing a Resilient Worldview For Individual and Social Wellbeing Clinical Supervision Advanced Professional Training for Clinical Treatment Prevention Programs in Higher Education Jared D. Kass, PhD, LMHC, Co-Director Greenhouse Psychotherapy Associates Serving Greater Boston Since 1971 jared.kass@resilientworldview.org jared.kass.phd.lmhc@gmail.com PO Box 412 Concord, Massachusetts, USA Multimodal Person-Centered Psychotherapy is a holistic, integrative approach informed by: Humanistic Psychology Carl Rogers: Research, Theory, Practice Clinical Neuroscience Trauma Research Attachment Theory Existential Psychology Feminist & Multicultural Social Justice Theory Integration of Mind & Body, including: Somatic Therapies Cognitive-Behavioral Methods Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Psychodynamic Theory Relational Gestalt Therapy Jungian Expressive Arts Therapy Yoga Psychology: Philosophy & Mind-Body Practices Buddhist & Hindu Spiritual Traditions of India & China Foundational Methods: Develop a collaborative therapeutic alliance Empower the individual Develop person-specific goals Cultivate strengths Heal core wounds that interrupt growth Develop access to wise, core self Foundational Outcomes: Increased confidence in life and self Resilient responses to adversity Enhanced relationship skills Emotional & behavioral self-regulation Self-direction guided by inner wisdom
Jared Kass, May 2024
Multimodal Person-Centered Psychotherapy
Developing a Resilient Worldview
For Individual and Social Wellbeing
Advanced Professional Training
for
Clinical Treatment
Prevention Programs in Higher Education
Jared D. Kass, PhD, LMHC, Co-Director
Greenhouse Psychotherapy Associates
Serving Greater Boston Since 1971
jared.kass@resilientworldview.org
jared.kass.phd.lmhc@gmail.com
PO Box 412
Concord, Massachusetts, USA
is a holistic, integrative approach informed by:
Humanistic Psychology
Carl Rogers: Research, Theory, Practice
Clinical Neuroscience
Trauma Research
Attachment Theory
Existential Psychology
Feminist & Multicultural Social Justice Theory
Integration of Mind & Body, including:
Somatic Therapies
Cognitive-Behavioral Methods
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
Psychodynamic Theory
Relational Gestalt Therapy
Jungian Expressive Arts Therapy
Yoga Psychology: Philosophy & Mind-Body Practices
Buddhist & Hindu Spiritual Traditions of India & China
Foundational Methods:
Develop a collaborative therapeutic alliance
Empower the individual
Develop person-specific goals
Cultivate strengths
Heal core wounds that interrupt growth
Develop access to wise, core self
Foundational Outcomes:
Increased confidence in life and self
Resilient responses to adversity
Enhanced relationship skills
Emotional & behavioral self-regulation
Self-direction guided by inner wisdom