Two Therapists Talking: Recognizing Incremental Change

Posted on May 2, 2013 by

In this episode of Two Therapists Talking, Jasmine St. John and I discuss the importance of recognizing incremental change.

If you have questions or a topic you’d like to hear us discuss write us at TwoTherapistsTalking@gmail.com.

About awentherapy

I am Jay Blevins, LMFT (www.awentherapy.com). I am a licensed systems therapist with a private practice in Madison, WI. While I work with individuals and partners around a wide variety of issues, my primary focus in on alternative relationship structures, alternative sex and sexuality, and power dynamics. I am a contributor to various relationship and sexuality blogs and publications and have been a frequent presenter at alternative lifestyle events and psychotherapy conferences.
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1 Response to Two Therapists Talking: Recognizing Incremental Change

  1. Paul Leslie says:
    June 5, 2013 at 11:15 am

    Good video! I think we all desire to have recognition for our attempts even when the attempts may not be as successful as we may have hoped. Positive reinforcement for the attempts will naturally increase the likelihood of us attempting change at another time or setting.

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