Tag Archives: Support

Can I Borrow That Map?

I was recently re-watching the series West Wing, one of my favorite television shows. There is an episode where Leo helps Josh get through a difficult situation. When Josh thanks Leo for the help, Leo tells him a story. That … Continue reading

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We Build Our Own Walls…

One of the most amazing things about being a therapist is the chance to see so many dynamics at play from an outside perspective. That perspective is significant because when we look at things from inside of the dynamic, as … Continue reading

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Two Therapists Talking: How to be Supportive Even When You Don’t Understand

In this episode of Two Therapists Talking, Jasmine St. John and I discuss what we tell clients that come in asking about how to be supportive even if you don’t understand or agree with what the other person is going … Continue reading

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When Being Right Doesn’t Matter…

I think most people enjoy being right. I know I do. But sometimes being right isn’t the most important thing. I know some of you may think that sounds like sacrilege! But it is true.  Sometimes the most important thing … Continue reading

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