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Nick Kemp and Andrew T Austin -

On these DVDs Nick Kemp and Andrew T Austin teach the art of Improvisation, Provocation

and Drama in Therapy. In many traditional forms of therapy and change work practitioners and

therapists can tend to work in a very procedural manner that at times limit creativity when

working with clients that often is a key factor in producing excellent results for clients.

Nick Kemp and Andrew T Austin both run highly successful private practices and teach from

their own personal experience of working with clients from variety of backgrounds. Nick Kemp

demonstrates many of the skills he learned from his intensive training with Frank Farrelly the

creator of Provocative Therapy that has resulted in being one of the few Farrelly approved

Provocative Therapy trainers in the world today. Nick also teaches skills from his own

Provocative Change Works(tm) approach using The Provocative Icon System (tm) created by

him to communicate the effective use of provocation in client sessions. With over three decades

of working in personal development Nick is known to be outspoken and at times controversial in

his views which frequently challenge many of the sacred cow beliefs in therapy and change work.

On these DVDs he demonstrates how he works in client sessions and reveals many of the skills

used in his work on the BBC curing clients with longstanding phobias and other difficult

behavioural problems.

Austin writes, "All too often I have witnessed therapists delivering sessions that consist of little

more than an intellectual exploration of issues, or worse still, therapists rely on scripted

techniques and processes whilst trying to mask their own personality and emotions in the game

of 'state management'. Hardly a good role model; and whilst such an approach may benefit some

clients, I have often found that the addition of a sense of drama to the session can significantly

facilitate change work. By engaging the full emotional response-set of the client, resistance can

be by-passed and deep therapeutic change created. But in order for this to happen, first the

therapist must be prepared to cultivate their own response sets to their clients and improvise

appropriately."

Bringing with him his background experiences from critical care areas such as neurosurgery and

Accident and Emergency, Andrew T. Austin is very familiar with working in environments

where reacting to unexpected events and the need to improvise are crucial to the effective

delivery of care and support. In clinical practice as a private therapist he has long lamented the

"blank slate" or "blotting paper" approaches used by so many of his therapy contemporaries. Too

many therapists seek to minimize their presence in the therapeutic setting by remaining

emotionless and non-judgmental in the face of challenging behaviours and symptoms. Austin's

primary motto for therapy students is, "In order to help them, you must be more powerful than

your clients problem" and thus it is the combination of Improvisation and Provocative Therapy

that provides one such platform for developing this power.

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