Great resource set, thanks!

I'll pop in between sessions! Cool initiative, thanks for starting this!

If, as a client, you are seeing a therapist who you feel doesn't care about you, then it likely won't be helpful. Sorry this guy hasn't found his right match, I'd probably send him towards some David Goggins resources. We meet people where they are at, not where we expect them to be.

Rather than the interpersonal domain, what considerations should be made from a purely structural or sensory perspective? For example, lack of accessibility and inclusion is invalidating - stairs for people who use wheelchairs. Or a bright and cheery office while treating someone quite depressed.

Seriously! The same people who don't want anyone doing anything to their bodies have no problem forcing, or preventing, bodily interventions onto women. The hypocrisy is unreal. Dudes gotta step up and do better!

I look forward to joining the discussion!

I think it helps both clients and therapists - nice catch on my language, it stems from my mentoring work 😅

Kind of like how children explore their world, experimenting is part of experiential learning and growth. Trying things out and seeing what fits can be empowering.

Thank you as well 🙏

This makes a lot of sense - shipping people away from their natural support and community to "help" them is backwards, a lingering vestige from the era of asylums and madhouses. The healthcare community knows better, but lack of investment for modern facilities means relying on old institutions.

"If an intervention doesn't work, it's an assessment." This is so helpful to take the pressure off. Growth works needs us to be present and deliberate, our effort shouldn't be measured as failure.

*tune in! I need an edit function, it's been a long day 😅