As therapists, it’s normal to think of clients between sessions and hope that they’re doing alright. But what happens when we worry so much that we can’t stop thinking about them? What happens when we find ourselves wanting to check in to be sure they’re okay? What about when we feel like we want to save our clients from pain? This week, we’re diving right in and exploring these questions.
Alison McCleary
www.alpenglowcounselling.com
@alpenglow_counselling on Instagram
Jordan Pickell
www.jordanpickellcounselling.ca
@jordanpickellcounselling on Instagram
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Erotic Transference
The Misuse of Therapy Speak
The Meaning of Silence
Rethinking Unconditional Positive Regard
When Clients Dismiss Their Trauma
Working with Clients who are "Too Emotional"
Are Therapists Becoming Enmeshed?
Why Therapists Aren't Talking about Genocide
Celebrating 100 Episodes: A Love Letter to Ourselves and to You, Our Listeners
Managing Our Own Shit When It's Activated in Session
When You Feel Like You Need to Prove Yourself
When a Client Rejects Us
Starting and Ending Sessions
Responding to "I Don't Know"
Cancellations, Late Cancellations, and No-Shows
Helping Clients Take Relational Risks
Disillusionment, Exhaustion, and the Economy: Why so many therapists are leaving the field
The Differences and Similarities Between In-Person and Virtual Sessions
When Clients Talk about "Small Things"
Therapist Boundaries
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