FW: Kabul ve Adanmışlık Terapileri nin isim babası Steven Hayes den
Mehmet Sungur
Değerli arkadaşlar,
"Kabul ve Adanmışlık terapileri"(Acceptance and Commitment terapileri karşılığı olarak ben bu çeviriyi benimsiyorum)'ni geliştiren değerli dostum Steven Hayes in kendi oyküsünü aktardığı TED konuşmasının link'i aşağıdadır. İlgilenenlerin bilgisine sunuyorum.Kendisi ile yaptığımız aşağıdaki yazışmalarda da göreceğiniz gibi bu link'i çeşitli gruplara gonderirken benim konuşması ile ilgili bir mesaj vermemi istemiş. Bende şöyle bir mesaj vermek isterim."Acı,onun gösterdiği adresi bulmak isteyenler için muhteşem bir bilgi,muhteşem bir öğretmendir"
Steven Hayes in 13-16 Eylül 2017 tarihleri arasında Istanbul da düzenleyeceğimiz Avrupa Davranış ve Kognitif Terapiler Birliği Kongresine (www.eabct2017.org) bir konferans ve çalışma grupları ile katılacağını bilgilerinize sunuyorum,diyaloğun devamını facebook sayfasımızda( bulabilirsiniz (https://www.facebook.com/kdtd.org)
TED konusmasının linki www.tinyurl.com/StevesFirstTED
Sevgi ve saygılarla
Mehmet Sungur
Psychiatry Dept of Marmara University Hospital, Istanbul
President of the Turkish Association for Cognitive Behaviour Psychotherapy (TACBP)
Former President of European Association of Behaviour and Cognitive Psychotherapy (EABCT)
President Elect of the International Association for Cognitive Psychotherapy (IACP)
Diplomate, Founding Fellow Academy of Cognitive Therapy (ACT), ACT Certified Supervisor, Trainer and Consultant
World Association of Sexology MESHC Member
Executive Board Member of the European Federation of Sexology (EFS)
From: Steven Hayes
Sent: 3 Mart 2016 Perşembe 17:51
To: Mehmet Sungur
Subject: Re: Forwarding a link
Thank you Mehmet.
I have found the same -- pain softens
Yes, please do forward to various lists or networks. I am not an IACP
member for example; or the Academy; and on and on. Whatever moves you -- Your connections
are vastly greater.
I would ask only that you share a little of your reactions or views
when you send it because people trust you and will listen ...
My best
- S
Steven C. Hayes
On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 2:52 AM, Mehmet Sungur <mzsu...@superonline.com> wrote:
I guess those who have experienced pain in their lives and who have learned how generous pain could be are the ones who really have the sense of compassion.Your TED talk took me to my own journey of similar life events..It is really impressive my friend.
I believe that" thought is like a staircase that may me most enlightening or most confusing.Instead of climbing these stairs which might lead to higher capacities inherent in human beings,if one stands still on it,this is like blocking the flow of the running water.When we get stuck in our rigid beliefs,it becomes difficult to benefit from them".
I will certainly share this touching link with different listservs .
Warmest wishes
Mehmet
Mehmet Sungur
From: Steven Hayes [
Sent: 3 Mart 2016 Perşembe 07:34
To: Mehmet Sungur
Subject: Forwarding a link
Mehmet
The TED talk below tries to present the psychological flexibility model
that underlies ACT through the lens of my own story.
The talk takes a painful journey into my own panic disorder,
to the very moment in my life when I make this life changing choice: I will not run from me.
This was the hardest talk that I ever gave. If you look at it, I think you will understand why.
I'm sending it to you in the hopes that it will be useful to you in helping to
explain the emotional core of ACT and the psychological flexibility model to clients or colleagues
This is the link ...
If it moves you I'd ask that you forward it, but if you do that please add your own reactions and recommendations.
Peace, love, and life
- S