Sunny Side Up: The value in seeing from another’s perspective


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Whenever I conduct webinars for therapists, I offer a reminder to them – and to myself – that speaks to an important part of the work we do in therapy.

As a client in therapy as well as a counsellor who sees clients, I’ve learned one of the reasons counsellors benefit from their own therapy is gaining an understanding of what it’s like on the other side.

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