It’s an experience I’ve seen a lot in my clinical work - people struggling to succeed in their life due to an early lack of love and care. They might come to see me for anxiety or depression but what soon unfolds is a gap.
Giving an honest answer to a client's question of what is within them needs to be done, but needs to be done with care and understanding of the things that might not be obvious.
It’s an experience I’ve seen a lot in my clinical work - people struggling to succeed in their life due to an early lack of love and care. They might come to see me for anxiety or depression but what soon unfolds is a gap.
Giving an honest answer to a client's question of what is within them needs to be done, but needs to be done with care and understanding of the things that might not be obvious.
Silence can mean many things in a therapy session and it can be very powerful for both the client and the therapist. How can they use silence to work together?
Henry Reed's "Naming of Parts" poem explores the dichotomy between our outer wars and inner selves. This blog looks at how psychotherapy can resolve some of these conflicts.