A Stump With Humble Roots, A Mother's Terms of Attachment
A woman is troubled and baffled that she keeps letting important opportunities for success pass by. Will her whole life be stunted in this way? The discovery work meets sizable resistance in this workshop demonstration session, creating a close look at how resistance is worked with in Coherence Therapy by openly accepting it and making it safe for the resistance to reveal what it's protecting and what's at stake.
With resistance dissolved, the client's unconscious priorities emerge powerfully, with liberating results. As she contacts and feels what's dangerous about not staying small, the emotion visible in her face is unforgettable. Very specific contours of high-anxiety insecure attachment become crystal clear.
This session illustrates the way transformational change develops in about half of all Coherence Therapy cases: When the client becomes aware, for the first time, of exactly how and why the symptom is necessary to have according to potent emotional learnings, those learnings can spontaneously juxtapose with other vivid knowledge that profoundly disconfirms them, and they wither and dissolve. So does the symptom itself, as the client's remarkable follow-up report spells out four months later.
Compulsive Underachieving
Dispelling Complex Attachment Trauma with Memory Reconsolidation
in Coherence TherapyOne session, 53 minutes (1 hour 22 minutes with voiceover commentaries)
Therapist: Bruce Ecker, LMFTA woman is troubled and baffled that she keeps letting important opportunities for success pass by. Will her whole life be stunted in this way? The discovery work meets sizable resistance in this workshop demonstration session, creating a close look at how resistance is worked with in Coherence Therapy by openly accepting it and making it safe for the resistance to reveal what it's protecting and what's at stake.
With resistance dissolved, the client's unconscious priorities emerge powerfully, with liberating results. As she contacts and feels what's dangerous about not staying small, the emotion visible in her face is unforgettable. Very specific contours of high-anxiety insecure attachment become crystal clear.
This session illustrates the way transformational change develops in about half of all Coherence Therapy cases: When the client becomes aware, for the first time, of exactly how and why the symptom is necessary to have according to potent emotional learnings, those learnings can spontaneously juxtapose with other vivid knowledge that profoundly disconfirms them, and they wither and dissolve. So does the symptom itself, as the client's remarkable follow-up report spells out four months later.