Relational Depth in counselling

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Relational depth in counselling is a term used to explain the deep connection between counsellor and client that can be present within a therapeutic relationship.
Working at relational depth can really help clients to move forward within the process of change and growth

[@Counsellingtutor1]

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[@creepycrawlything]

Relational Depth --- Confluence --- Profound contact and engagement -- Being there with the other -- Intent to understand the other's frame of reference -- I and thou relation, all human -- being there unconditionally for the other -- Moment(ary) not place or destination.
Clearly conveyed understanding.

[@rabiaamin104]

Yes , it's magical ... the connect between the two is ammmmazing...

[@bill6044]

You’ve hit on something that I’ve experienced and been fascinated by, to say the least. But I also find that it can be emotionally slippery, particularly with the opposite sex, but even with the same sex for straight individuals. Unexpected feelings of attraction can well up and even sexual feelings and can cause misunderstandings and serious repercussions if not handled wisely and promptly. Can you please comment on this in more in depth? It seems that one’s character and maturity has to be well developed to be able to handle this level of intimacy without it veering off into unintended directions. This realm of intimacy is uncharted territory for many people and can cause a lot of fear and anxiety. It involves self revelation in an almost telepathic sense and seems to have profound healing potential.

[@simonbullock1536]

Does rhis become a light bulb moment in time with a client, or do you get a sense it's happening .