Tom Glaser

And I just, like, I channel his dad.

This is what I do.

I just tell him, your dad would not want you to be suffering in this way.

Your dad would not want you to be thinking this way.

It's not what he would have wanted for you.

And look at your, what would your ancestors, I tell him, hope for you.

How would your ancestors feel about you now?

How would your dad feel about what you've accomplished?

Stuff like that.

Oh my gosh.

Thank you, Stan.

Um, a couple of things.

Um,

The inside look into the thought processes of a therapist is pretty dang rare in my experiences, in my experience.

There's some chapters later in the book after the core chapters are the client, the composite client chapters.

cases where I bring the reader through key moments in trauma therapy.

What really makes the difference in bringing a client to resilience when they were a childhood trauma survivor?

But later in the book, there's a chapter on what to expect if you come to see me for therapy.

And it really looks at kind of the whole arc and the resistances that come up in a client.

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