Thank you for the video!❤ solution focused approach because it assumes that the client knows better their life and what would help them the most, including- what they are ready for right now - so resistance usually shows that we’re off track and missing something…
I was trained to reframe "resistance" as feedback and information about what the client actually needs. What's the edge about? What's the quality of the stuckness? What's the pattern happening? Is there something happening in the relationship, are there roles being unconsciously enacted? How to bring that to light? What could be right about their resistance? Why might they have good reason to be that way?
this video helped me feel less stuck. very timely because i'm struggling with a pretty dramatic avoidance/resistance cycle with one of my clients right now.
Wow I want to do exactly what you do once I get the degree. Private practice and generating income through social media. It’s intimidating seeing how well you do it because it’s like… why do something that is already being done so well!
YES i loved this. Please do more✨. One note - when you’re doing the therapy interaction segment, could you bring your eyeline higher? As if you’re meeting your clients eyes in the next clip? That was the only thing distracting me because you’re looking down. Great video (and acting ;))
I so agree! I was cringing through the edit of that part. 🙃 I was reading from my laptop as a teleprompter and of course I needed to hurry off to a meeting while filming so I had a "make it work" moment and pushed through quickly rather than fixing it. But it's definitely off!
This was great. I loved seeing the different ways to approach one topic. I have always found how theorists conceptualize a situation from their perspective fascinating and useful depending on the client.
Thanks so much I found this really helpful and will be watching it again. I really appreciated your choice of topic, the examples, and the background explanation of each therapeutic style.
Thank you for the video!❤ solution focused approach because it assumes that the client knows better their life and what would help them the most, including- what they are ready for right now - so resistance usually shows that we’re off track and missing something…
I was trained to reframe "resistance" as feedback and information about what the client actually needs. What's the edge about? What's the quality of the stuckness? What's the pattern happening? Is there something happening in the relationship, are there roles being unconsciously enacted? How to bring that to light? What could be right about their resistance? Why might they have good reason to be that way?
This is super helpful!! 🙏🏼
So glad to be helpful! :) @@aliciagalindo4257
Reference George Carlin's sage observations on namby pamby buzzwords like "Feedback"
This is super helpful! Thank you!
This was so helpful - thank you!
IFS is awesome. CBT is definitely not going to cut it with me. Great video. This is a client's perspective.
Appreciate this video a lot! Kind of been floundering in recent weeks with resistant clients. Helpful stuff as always!
this video helped me feel less stuck. very timely because i'm struggling with a pretty dramatic avoidance/resistance cycle with one of my clients right now.
Wow I want to do exactly what you do once I get the degree. Private practice and generating income through social media. It’s intimidating seeing how well you do it because it’s like… why do something that is already being done so well!
I love this style of video (approaching a situation from multiple different approaches)! Thank you for making this!
That was really helpful and affirming for the client AND therapist. Thank you!
YES i loved this. Please do more✨.
One note - when you’re doing the therapy interaction segment, could you bring your eyeline higher? As if you’re meeting your clients eyes in the next clip? That was the only thing distracting me because you’re looking down. Great video (and acting ;))
I so agree! I was cringing through the edit of that part. 🙃 I was reading from my laptop as a teleprompter and of course I needed to hurry off to a meeting while filming so I had a "make it work" moment and pushed through quickly rather than fixing it. But it's definitely off!
Thank you! I'm wondering if you've presented any vid on documenting notes, namely, succinct ways to say, document resistance in patients.
Omg this is perfect!! I have to take notes!
This was so helpful. Ta.
(Nice role playing)
This was great. I loved seeing the different ways to approach one topic. I have always found how theorists conceptualize a situation from their perspective fascinating and useful depending on the client.
Thanks so much I found this really helpful and will be watching it again. I really appreciated your choice of topic, the examples, and the background explanation of each therapeutic style.
Hey Marie! I can’t see an extended cut of this video, is it available?
This video is so helpful! Would love more content like this ❤️
This Friday's video will be about navigating angry outbursts in session ;)
Great work!