Unlearning Negative Behaviors and Learning New Behaviors to Optimize Self & Relationships with David Glick
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Unlearning Negative Behaviors and Learning New Behaviors to Optimize Self & Relationships with David Glick
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About this listen
Today, Dr. Stephanie and Barbara ask David a few questions about behaviors.
We ask:
- Can you differentiate freeze and fawning?
- What are your thoughts on pervasive demand avoidance?
- What behaviors can actually change?
- Can those on the spectrum learn regulation and relational skills?
About our Guest & Colleague:
Dave writes on his website: https://triadpsych.org/therapists/david-glick/
My specialties are quite extensive and diverse, as I have two degrees, one in Education and the other in Social Work. I was originally trained in behaviorism and usually merge behavior therapies with personality trait theories. This approach, while demanding, usually produces very positive results for my clients.
My practice is a safe place where people can share and be open. Once trust is established, it becomes a virtual Swiss army knife, in that the therapy is adaptable and useful regardless of the situation. Essentially, I want my clients to be empowered with a new sense of self and confident in their abilities.
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