Three ways our clients ask for help with boundaries, and three ways we can help them.
- They know they have difficulties with setting boundaries and often ask for guidance to do that well, or how to do that “right”.
- They show up feeling overwhelmed by the world around them.
- They struggle when relationships end and don’t understand why it’s not okay with others when they express their anger the way they do.
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As therapists, we can’t go home with our clients and coach them to take a pause between feeling and expressing… we can’t manage their behavior. But we CAN help rewire their brains to begin to take that pause automatically, to create healthy boundaries in their relationships.
Watch now take away valuable neurobiology-based techniques you can use in your next sessions. Help accelerate your clients’ process of feeling safe, settled, and whole.
Join Juliane Taylor Shore for a FREE 90-minute webinar
Experiential Therapy Techniques: A Neurobiological Approach to Self-Compassion Therapy
During the webinar, you will learn:
A practice to increase self-compassion towards yourself as you do your work so you can both embody and benefit from self-acceptance.
The neurobiological difference between empathy and compassion so you keep use them judiciously in practice.
How to set up experiential practices so clients can discover and experience self-compassion.
