These particular handpicked gems inform my inclination—and bias—to cite the client’s therapeutic discoveries and our collaborative knowledge. I have many more theoretical sources, but for now, I invite you to take a bite or two.
How do I know if my therapist is being an ASSHOLE or if my problem might be taking over the therapy room?
As a Post-Structuralist, Somatic-Narrative oriented therapist, working across the relationships to include, sessions with the individuals separately and as well, the relationship entity as a whole; involves centering an eco-system/systems perspective and strict confidentiality across the sessions.
For those folks interested in the 'Hello Body’ and ‘Vagal Toning’ practice we get up to in our therapy together, and for which you might be integrating into the moments of your day, and/or for those ‘Doing Political Therapy’ and Narrative nerds, read on.
Inside what we describe as Somatic-Narrative Therapeutic approach, trauma-informed experiences can find preferred locations of refuge and new horizons of discovery for the transformation of internal strife and relational distress.
Gaslighting, I have come to know, is about invisibility and covert operations, about cloaking intent and disorienting an audience and like any good storytelling, rhetorical skills, the gift of charm and an ability to enchant the audience is its elixir...
