September 21, 2026
“Participants used metaphor to keep the therapist at a distance until they saw the therapist searching for one that fitted, and only then began to change it themselves.”
“A clinical word that a teenager hears as porridge or foolishness has asked him about something other than his dizziness.”
“In ISRT the patient changes the picture of the memory, and the therapist's themes of mastery and nurturing stay optional in the new script.”
“In the Samaritans guidelines a cluster is a count set against an expectation, and 'wave' keeps the sense of spread while dropping both.”
“In Te Pou's rewrites the patient becomes the subject of a verb of choice, and the struggle carried by "resistant" and the blindness carried by "lacks insight" leave the sentence.”
“A patient who says there are many holes in their head has already described the experience, and the next question can be about the holes.”