What if you Get Bored as a Therapist? Extended Cut

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This episode explores some of the common reasons therapists can get bored during sessions and offers some potential solutions.
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[@Coach.Meredith]

Yes!! Virtual therapy completely wears me out too. Also our energy wavers depending on where we are in our cycle. I schedule more breaks and less clients during days 20-26 of my cycle. It helps! I also talk with clients about content vs process, and I find most understand and are able to be redirected.

[@michellewright99]

I haven't done any formal training yet. What do you mean by content vs process?

[@Coach.Meredith]

Content would refer to the details or stories or specific examples in clients’ lives. This is where Marie was talking about people get stuck on sharing the details over and over. Process refers to the underlying patterns, themes, the big things we are trying to work on with clients. 😊