3 Ways to Communicate Client Responsibility in Therapy

For a client, expecting change and progress to happen as a result of simply turning up to a therapy session is an example of 'magical thinking', which I'll talk about here.
Successful therapy requires the client to take ownership of their share of the therapeutic work, and, of course, it's important that they know this!
So in this video I'll share 3 ways we can powerfully convey the importance of client responsibility in therapy.
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[@christianlamb]

Solid info!! Love the analogies! Will be using them for sure. Thanks!!❤❤

[@Cazzangel1]

Wonderful Mark! Thank you! You're videos are clear and easy to follow. And are a massive help to me regarding clients and specific issues. Much appreciated!

[@aa3858]

thanks a lot, this info is so helpful!

[@MrFirefox322]

Hi Mark, as a person looking to go possibly be a therapist I was wondering if you know of any resources that could be helpful for researching and figuring out if it's the right choice for me. thank you for making these videos, i find them helpful for applying in my own therapy sessions to try and get the most out of it.

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As someone who is looking for a therapist. What is my part?

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[@jamesgentry13]

I'll admit I'm a bad client. I just gave up on my 6th thearpist in 5 years. To me therapy is so frustrating. I just want to be fixed and feel better. I don't want it to be this time consuming thing that takes really hard work and pain to get through. There's so many normal people that don't need therapy... Then there's me the mental mess of anxiety, depression, bi polar, self hating zero self worth zero confidence blaming my parents and the world for screwing me over making me like this crap person.