An Example of Working with the Implicit

This is a segment of a longer video of an interview with Gene Gendlin about the implicit dimension of experience. In this clip he is giving a clinical example of how he works with the implicit in psychotherapy.

[@rods2887]

Fascinating! It occurs naturally to me while I was in therapy and, like, 5 sessions seems to have changed my life so deeply. I became aware it had everything to do with the fact that my therapist had a strong non judgmental attitude and also with the fact that I naturally speak from "inside" when I am in therapy, it's just something I always did without knowing what felt sense was. I am glad to find this type of material here. Thank you!

[@Gold__Dime]

Amazing! The Implicit sounds related to "parts" (IFS). There is something richer about the implicit though... it is as though the implicit is *that which instills life to* the parts (since my concept of a part can already rest upon the implicit and therefore, on assumptions about that part of me). The implicit *is* the life within... I am really resonating with how experiential Genlin's way of speaking is. He seems rooted in communication via affect, wonder, curiosity and gaze that words merely embelish.

[@Oficinadaalmabh]

Boa observação. Obrigado

[@lizzie1848]

Something in this video touches me deeply. It's beautiful.

[@joelmasantos879]

He sounds adorable to be around.

[@Oficinadaalmabh]

Muito bom. Obrigado