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Old May 02, 2012, 11:50 AM
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I think a pretty common goal of therapy is getting one's insides to match one's outsides--for the client to recognize that not only is it ok to feel sad, but it's also ok to show that you feel sad. So, although the T may make note of the dissonance between what you're talking about and your expression, that note will not be made with judgment.
Thanks for this!
PiperLeigh, Sannah