"Every impactful person brings to you themselves and not needing to proof ‘how impactful I am’, ‘how smart I am’, and ‘how needed I am.’" ~ Sr Joan Chittister.
If the therapy room is a vessel, it needs a scaffold in order for you to create a healing environment so as to help the person who is in distress.
But how do you structure a therapeutic session so that it is impactful for your client and not get caught up with trying to be “impactful…smart…needed”?
I want to help you solve this particular issue: How to develop a sense of structure in how you conduct therapy sessions.
Shownotes:
- To read this article, go to https://darylchow.substack.com
- Charles Eisenstein (see his Substack newsletter and his books, Sacred Economics and The More Beautiful World That Our Hearts Know).
- Cultures of Healing by Robert Fancher
- To Sign up to Structure and Impact, click here.
