Questions
What's expected of me?
Existential Psychotherapy is not a passive process for patients. Once you commit yourself to the therapy process, you need to be prepared to actively engage in therapy. Speaking freely and openly about your thoughts, feelings, dreams, sensations, fantasies, hopes and fears will allow you and your therapist to build a clear picture of how you experience the world. Undertaking agreed self-help work in between each session also allows you to translate therapy into everyday change.
What's expected of me?
Existential Psychotherapy is not a passive process for patients. Once you commit yourself to the therapy process, you need to be prepared to actively engage in therapy. Speaking freely and openly about your thoughts, feelings, dreams, sensations, fantasies, hopes and fears will allow you and your therapist to build a clear picture of how you experience the world. Undertaking agreed self-help work in between each session also allows you to translate therapy into everyday change.
Stephen Forrest
Existential Analysis, Psychotherapy & Personal Development
Existential Analysis, Psychotherapy & Personal Development
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Unfinished Man
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Copyright © 1998 Stephen Forrest
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Copyright © 1998 Stephen Forrest
Copyright © 2006 Stephen Forrest.
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