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- Discover the transformative power of therapeutic presence in fostering deep engagement with clients across various dimensions — physical, emotional, cognitive, spiritual, and relational
- Explore the relationship between presence and shame, and its impact on both the therapist and the client
- Examine prevalent obstacles that hinder the cultivation of presence, and acquire practical strategies to overcome them
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Thank you so much for this beautiful wise conversation Pamela and Shari! I felt the connection between you both and the presencing you brought in for the listeners as well as yourself. Feeling very Ventral and grounded with a smile on my face. :))
Such a calming, centering presentation. Thanks so much, especially for the grounding tree envisioning, and the breatth focused practice, and the reminder of the importance of a continual such practice fir therapists.
Totally loved and benefitted from the framework of multiple perspectives yet integrated well with various themes!!!
There seems to be a stigma about shame just as there is a stigma about mental health. It was helpful to learn how unpopular shame is in both word and thought. I had a hard time accepting I had ever had any shame!
Because of my excellent memory I had no problem being “present” with late friends, and now feeling that presence will be eternal,—thank you.
I’m very thankful for this experience of grounding and presence. You were a so beautiful guide.
Thank you both! One for me , one for you… Beautiful ❤️
Thank you so much for the beautiful, connected, present session. I really loved it. So much gratitude.
Pamela Ayo Yetunde such an excellent guide through this discussion.
It is a pleasure to listen to my dear teacher Shari Geller delve into a concept as valuable as Therapeutic Presence.
wow…. One for me, one for you……. LOVED it. works for me! thank you both
Very good. Learned a lot! Thank you…….. Presence is everything!
Very useful practice models.
Thank you.
What a lovely dialogue between the two of them. I especially enjoyed the addressing of each other as cousins. I also appreciated when Dr. Geller talked about what gets in the way of presence. And, I have read her first book. I’m also curious if anyone offers a workshop for therapists on how to improve presence? I sense that I have work to do in this area.