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The problem with capacity
I sometimes think my sessions, to an outside observer, would have the look and feel of a train coming off the rails. I will draw from any source if I think it will help a patient realize something important about themselves. Often that source will bring a patient to a silent place while they mull…
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The problem with learning curves
I believe it was Confucius who stated that no person becomes a master without first becoming a fool. I use this quote with patients a lot in session, especially when they are complains about how hard it is to heal themselves. I remind them they are learning a new skill and that nothing is learned…
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The Problem with Introductions
As a first post it seems fitting that I tell you a little about who I am and why I think you should read my blog. I suppose another way of saying that is why should you care that I am here and have created this blog…. The first part of that is easy enough…