#empathetic approach

[brainwerksllc]

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[shahcommunications]

Empathy in Communication: The Key to Connection

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[amethystconsultingtreatment]

Establishing a sense of comfort and trust between the therapy counselor and the client is paramount. A reliable therapist employs various strategies to create a safe and welcoming environment, fostering a connection that is fundamental to the therapeutic process.

[beyondkindhomecarellc]

Establishing and maintaining strong social bonds are vital for any age group, more so for the elderly. There is a paradigm shift toward senior care that focuses on engagement and socialization rather than only on medical attention. More than providing care comfortably in their homes, service providers concentrate on making seniors a part of a community. Home care in Baltimore, Maryland, has seen major strides in this context.

[hsmagazine254]

Unlocking Success: Focusing on Your Clients' Pain Points to Improve Your Business and Retain Clients

Understanding Your Clients’ Pain Points In the dynamic world of business, success lies not only in attracting new clients, but also in retaining them for the long haul. Understanding your clients’ pain points and addressing their needs effectively can be the key to building strong relationships and fostering customer loyalty. By focusing on solving the specific challenges your clients face, you…

[likealittleheartbeat]

“[Gay physique artist George Quaintance’s] isolation pushed him to read history, and his imagination allowed him to identify with the characters and events he found there. ‘I came to feel and to know all the past great events and the many lives I was sure I was mixed up with in some way through a thousand years of History.’ He wasn’t sure if this understanding came from his books, his dreams, or even what he believed to be his former lives. Whatever its source, he felt that we all have ‘a background of knowledge that has nothing to do with our parents or our direct ancestry.’ Although Quaintance’s understanding verged on the paranormal, he was describing a sense of an imagined common cultural past, one not conveyed by one’s immediate family. It was a vision in harmony with the mission of the [physique pictorial] Grecian Guild, which also posited a collective, imaged past distinct from one’s biological ancestry. But rather than rely on scholarly argument or historical exegesis, Quaintance felt a visceral commonality with the past.”

David K. Johnson, Buying Gay

[silverpiwon]

I have to do a presentation on three people I think are good leaders and I’m so tempted to write about Keeho, you don’t even know

[thesorrowoflizards]

i really like ericka and wolf's interactions in the pilot. and honestly just generally wolf's interactions with the interns

[biblicallyaccuratepigeons]

Here we are now; entertain us

[petrichor-moss-and-lightning]

watching this clip again and thinking about girlhood and reflection and time and gender roles. like, i see my 7-year old niece, and it's gut-wrenching to watch her be pushed into the same eldest-daughter patterns of performance and forced perfection that i was as a kid, knowing what waits for her and yet not being able to save her.

[boeing747]

i kind of have a bit of beef w/ that therapy speak article though implying that choosing to cut someone off for your mental health is always a shitty thing to do in the opening. and honestly like 95% of the time if someone is complaining about how theyre mad about someone 'selfishly' cutting them off its a BIG RED FLAG

[officialpenisenvy]

i always appreciate how clearly you lay out your thoughts, even if i don't agree with them. you're a very interesting person to follow, and i enjoy seeing you on my dash, even if what you post may be unhinged

im really glad you appreciate it, thank you so much for this ask! i always try to explain my thought process as thoroughly as possible, but i often feel like i don't do a great job of that, so this means a lot to hear. i hope i can continue to further enrich your dash experience 🙏

[backfliips]

if u finish reading the catcher in the rye and walk away going “ugh holden caulfield is such a spoiled rich kid” i am going to scream so loud into your face that your eardrums explode

[shredsandpatches]

probably shouldn't be reading about Doctor Faustus and religious trauma at 1 am but here's some good quotes: the top one is from top from Mark James Richard Scott, "'That’s hard': Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus and the Trauma of Reprobation" (Early Theatre 23.2, 9-20) and the bottom one is from David Bevington's intro to the play in the Norton Anthology of Renaissance Drama.

[warismenstrualenvy]

i've been falling in love with iranian cinema lately <3

[17yearslatewithlattes]

Ah man, I hate asylum episodes.

Human cruelty gets to me way more than monsters. And asylums have uh. No shortage of the former!

Plus you rarely escape without horrifying dehumanizing depictions of mental illness so. Good fun all round