The Past in the Room
Why reactions that feel too large for the moment are often the past showing up in the present.
Why reactions that feel too large for the moment are often the past showing up in the present.
There’s a difference between being understood and being felt. What real empathy looks like in the therapy room.
On the flatness that brings people to counselling, and how the body often finds clarity before the mind does.
What actually makes therapy work isn’t technique, it’s the relationship itself, and why safety starts before the first session.
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