Thanks. Yes, I think so too. The opposite appears to be often the case too: people who deliver low intensity interventions may be more likely to think of the problem being situated in the client

Don't worry about it. I'd intended to write a more thoughtful response, but I kinda ran out of thoughts part way through! Great to hear you're really enjoying it :)

Sometimes things happen because systems are unjust. Sometimes because people make mistakes.

Trusting the process can be beautiful, but it's okay to question it too.

Healing isn’t about ignoring pain. It’s about making space for it, understanding it, and responding with care. (2/2)

That's great Becky 🙂