The Whole Therapist Accessing the Unconscious (Exploring chapter 3 of the summer book series)
Aug 4, 2022
Join the hosts as they dive into the intricacies of therapy with humor and self-reflection. They discuss the importance of self-awareness and staying curious in sessions. Listen in as they tackle imposter syndrome, balancing high standards with compassion for colleagues, and the significance of nurturing themes over time. The gardening analogy beautifully illustrates the dynamic process of change. Explore how vulnerability fosters deeper insights, while understanding that every moment in therapy holds value!
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Presence Over Possessions
- Therapists can rely too heavily on certifications and tools instead of their embodied presence.
- Kelly and Abby argue that the therapist's self and regulation often matter more than extra certifications.
Imposter Syndrome And Michael Jordan
- Kelly shares feeling imposter syndrome rereading the book while speaking publicly about therapy.
- She compares wanting high-performing therapists to Michael Jordan's demanding standards.
Monitor First Impressions
- Notice and track your first impressions to avoid forming premature hypotheses about clients.
- Actively shuttle between your bodily cues and the client's experience to preserve curiosity and openness.
