Offer your clients direct instruction on the importance of self observation. This is a foundational component to successful therapy. If clients can see themselves they can steer themselves. In this video look for: The main attitude of the self observer The long term...
Many clients struggle with low self-esteem. They perpetuate the problem by going outside themselves to see if others think they are “good enough”. Give your clients a way to make an assessment for themselves. Teach them to interrupt their day often to ask themselves,...
Show your clients some simple means for self-observation, like keeping a mood chart. It’s part of the scientific method, to gather data, experiment with changes and observe the results. Let the client’s vision of where they want to go, or who they want to be, drive...
A simple heart and mirror can be a great asset when teaching the basics of good communication. Holding the objects helps clients stay in their role of either sender or listener. In this video look for: Which role is easier when communicating The benefits of this...
Encourage your clients to practice finding their voice and being a good advocate for their own needs. To build this skill clients must practice. Speaking aloud when alone is a powerful way to have clients practice the skill of self-advocacy. In this video look for:...
As clients learn and grow in therapy there are some playful ways to reinforce their progress. Keep therapy an engaging learning process by offering acknowledgment and rewards when change is visible. In this video look for: How to keep therapy playful and rewarding...