Therapeutic Focus in Experiential Therapy | Experiential Therapy Series - Part 7 of 7

[@capngrace84]

Zomg... This is why I love your work. It's simple, revealing, and clear. No one had ever clearly suggested to me that I not start a session with "how are you?". Bananas. 🎉

[@marials9245]

I love your capacity to explain everything so clearly without missing any important information, thanks!!

[@Операционныесистемы-у7ч]

Tori, thank you so much for presenting this material so wonderfully and for this amazing video series. It’s incredibly valuable, and I truly hope more people get to see it. Looking forward to the next videos - thank you so much for everything you do!

[@DavidODonohue]

Fascinating video, very compelling argument for a more directive focus on examples and the internal experience during those moments. Do you think anything is lost relative to less directive approaches, in terms of noticing avoidance behaviours that the client may be unaware of, or how the client relates to a lack of guidance or authority or structure, or anything else in either the realm of transference or the realm of noticing what the client may be unaware of? Or is it really just that good at guiding the clients to become more aware of these things while also having the space to notice anything the client misses if it comes out as transference?