Focusing Tip #876 – Focusing + Therapy – A simple way to invite clients into Focusing
Wondering how to bring Focusing to your therapy clients? Read on… A Reader writes: I’m intrigued by what I know about Focusing…
Wondering how to bring Focusing to your therapy clients? Read on… A Reader writes: I’m intrigued by what I know about Focusing…
Do you have attachment issues coming up in the therapy relationship? Read on… Mindy writes: I am in therapy. One challenging issue…
What can you do when your client has a hard time feeling in the body? Read on… A Reader writes: I had…
What if you are inviting someone to pause and feel, and they don’t want to? Read on… Alan asks: I keep returning…
Is exchanging Focusing partnership the same as doing psychotherapy? Read on… Suzanna writes: I’m studying Psychology. My question is: to be a…
What if you have a sense of dread about anything and everything? Read on… David writes: I have a client who feels…
What if you’re distracted and feel rushed in therapy sessions because there’s not enough time to go deep? Read on… Dorine writes:…
If you have a client struggling with chronic pain, do you suggest that they accept the pain? Leslie writes: I am a…
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