‘Communication’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 6

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Can Listening Skills Get in the Way?

Last updated 15th September 2008

Our relationships are important to us. We want to get better at relating. We want to develop more skills in relating. But what if this approach gets in the way of relating?

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Listening to the Client

Last updated 11th February 2008

For me the key to therapy is space: space in which to listen and to perceive in a total way everything that the client says with their words, and with their body, space in which to listen as if this person were the first and only person in the world, and they were giving you some infinitely precious information — how it is for them.

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Confronting Your Therapist

Last updated 5th February 2008

Although a therapist is a professional, this does not mean that being deferential to them is in your best interests as a client. If you feel that you are not making progress, or that your therapist does not ‘get’ you or what you are saying, it is time to speak up.

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Research on Termination of Therapy: Too Much or Not Enough?

Last updated 16th January 2008

Interesting research results indicate that sixty percent of private practice dynamically oriented psychotherapy clients feel that their therapy either lasted too long or ended too soon. Is it the case that money, or patience, run out?

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The Great Self-Help Scam?

Last updated 15th January 2008

Self-Help is a massive and growing industry. Are these books really selling the secrets to happiness, thinness and wealth? Or are they making profits from the comforting illusion that these things are really for sale?

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