What Therapists Really Think When You Cry Youtube Have an anonymous question? ask diana here: truetoyoucounseling ask dianawhat do therapists think and feel when you cry?? today i am answering th. I'm kati morton, a licensed therapist making mental health videos!#katimorton #therapist #therapy my books (in stores now)traumatized geni.us bfak0.
Therapist Secrets What Your Therapist Really Thinks About You Youtu In this short clip, therapy author and psychology professor jay efran, ph.d., shares his do's and don'ts list for when clients cry and explains how tears can. And sometimes, a very tiny minority, people cry as a way to deflect from actually talking. they cry as a distraction or deflection of issues. that is one time where i'll address tears before they come up, because the tears are getting in the way of the work. i think tears are totally normal, in both men and women. it's ok to cry. It turns out that 72% of therapists cry and those who do cry in 7% (on average) of therapy sessions. prior research done on client crying has estimated that clients cry in 21% of therapy sessions. And in many ways, it’s a reasonable assumption to make because many of us who have been in therapy have had this experience. yet we all have a different relationship with our tears: some cry frequently in a counselling session, others, sporadically, and still others never cry at all. some cry silently, others weep loudly and sometimes eyes.
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