Focusing Tip #866 – “All I can do is cry”
Are you too much for your Focusing partner if all you can do is cry? Read on… A Reader writes: I struggle…
Are you too much for your Focusing partner if all you can do is cry? Read on… A Reader writes: I struggle…
How can you make Focusing alone as effective as Focusing with a partner? Read on… A Reader writes: I read your recent…
What if you have to stay immobile and your emotions are overwhelming? Read on… Gloria writes: I had a small accident, and…
What does having a Focusing Companion add to our process? Read on… Nicole writes: Why does it land so differently when my…
How do you accompany your own grief if “grief” is not a part? Read on… Mary writes: I am in the process…
Is it OK to cry in front of your Focusing partner? Read on… A Reader writes: I’m very weepy these days. The…
What if you feel your feelings but you don’t feel them in your body? Read on… A Reader writes: I seem to…
Do you need to regulate your nervous system before you learn Focusing? Read on… A Reader writes: I feel I need to…
What if your feelings of guilt are for something you should have done and failed to do? Read on… Maria writes: I…
What can you do if you are haunted by a feeling of guilt for something that’s not your fault? Read on… Julie…
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