In the online therapy course The Neurobiology of Feeling Safe – Working with Boundaries Inside and Out with Juliane (Jules) Taylor Shore, participants (therapists and lay persons alike) report a wide range of benefits to their personal well-being and their results with therapy clients.
Below we share some of what participants have been saying about this popular Academy of Therapy Wisdom online course for therapists.
“I’m getting better and better at welcoming all of me and trusting every bit of me to be of good intent. I’m more and more hopeful that some difficult threads in my reactings will sort themselves out and weave into greater compassion.” -MaryEllen
“This was the most valuable professional development course I have ever taken. In addition to learning some new and effective therapy techniques, I also gained an understanding of why and how many of the techniques I have already been using work – which helps me use them more effectively and intentionally.” -Carrie
“I’m paying attention in new ways and feeling more fully welcoming of the variety of presentations that the experience of clients manifests when we sit together. I feel greater ease with them, and that feels like my core values of human and spiritual receptivity and welcome are expanded. I like that.” -Elizabeth
“It will be difficult for me to describe the scope of how much this course has impacted my life personally. (I am a retired social worker)I just about replay the bonus modules nightly to hear the intelligent, caring, informative exchanges between Jules and her guest to saturate myself with all the compassion, love and human expression between such high functioning mentors to me. I found true self-forgiveness and self- compassion and compassion for and understanding of others through my experience of going through this course. I am so thankful for all the insights into healing that I evidenced with the juxtaposition of what was happening in the brain and why. I will continue my studies of healing and brain development and the power of story in our lives and practice my witnessing self so that I can be a higher functioning more loving person to myself and others. This course was invaluable to me.” -Jeannette
“I have used bits of information about the brain, as well as some of Jules’ anecdotes and analogies to help clients understand why we are working the way we are working, and I find myself so much more focused on self-compassion for myself and my clients.” -Tracy
“My practice includes people whose despair is contagious. Juliane’s words and examples give me a place to stand.” -Karen
“Better able to give explanations to clients about why we’re doing what we’re doing and assisted me in more deeply understanding the process of embodied change.” -Marina
“My clients are able to access compassion with more ease and memory re consolidation work has shifted things dramatically.”-Katie
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.
