This dialogue highlights the role of humor in therapy as a tool for connection and transformation. Through case examples and personal stories, the speakers demonstrate how laughter, creativity, and well-timed humor can shift perspective and make therapeutic interventions more effective.
Milton H. Erickson’s innovative psychotherapy methods take center stage, including his directive style, interactive techniques, and deep attunement to patients’ language and experience. Panelists discuss his use of humor, detailed session planning, and belief in the patient’s capacity for self-directed change, emphasizing the lasting impact of his personalized approach.
Moderated by Camillo Loriedo, MD.
