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he
INSIGHT Program is a short-term, life-enhancing group learning program
for women. Created and researched
by Professor Emeritus Verona
C. Gordon, PhD, INSIGHT
is designed to prevent and reduce depression and stress-related
problems in women ages 18 years and older. Her research studies
have proven that the groups effectively reduce depression and
increase self-esteem in women for years after they have participated
in the program.
NSIGHT
is currently utilized by clinicians and researchers at a wide variety
of national and international institutions including: the Mayo Clinic,
The Universities of California, Oregon, Nebraska, Tennesee, Connecticut,
Alabama, Texas, North Carolina, Ohio, Minnesota, and Universities
in Great Britain, Iceland, Sweden, Japan, Taiwan, and Saudi Arabia,
as well as in major American private clinics and community-based
mental health centers.
Please note: This
site is designed exclusively for masters and doctoral prepared female
mental health professionals: therapists, counselors, researchers,
educators.
epression
among American women has risen sharply over the last decade
and now ranks as a major health problem. In today's
society, many of us are playing multiple demanding roles: wife,
mother, daughter, sister, lover, worker, and caretaker of aging
parents. The high expectations imposed by society in terms of what
we should accomplish--coupled with demands that we care for others
before we think of our own needs--can result in feelings of frustration,
guilt, and failure. Emotional and physical health are directly related
to an ability to handle stress. When we cannot cope with the demands
of contemporary life and flourish, the cost to ourselves, our families,
and society as a whole, is astronomical.
he INSIGHT
Program teaches us what we can change and, step by step,
how to better manage stress, how to keep ourselves well, and how
to strengthen our own self-esteem. In essence, it gives us positive
strategies and specific skills for coping effectively with life's
challenges and discovering our own means of personal fulfillment.
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