When Your Therapy Sessions Feel Stuck
For psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors who want to understand what stuckness may be communicating and find more movement without becoming overly directive.
Feedback from therapists who attended
Reflections from clinicians who took part in the workshop.
“It’s just so helpful to have time to step back and think about one key, focused issue. This will make me a better therapist.”
Workshop attendee“The normalisation of stuckness is so relieving. Stuckness is common and can be a typical part of the therapeutic process.”
Workshop attendee“Really helpful and informative, particularly looking at patterns for stuckness. The workbook is an excellent resource.”
Workshop attendee“I absolutely loved this workshop. The scripts and prompts are great resources, and I feel like I finally have someone to follow who practises in a way that aligns with how I work.”
Workshop attendeeThe client is talking. You are both thinking. But the work is not moving.
Some sessions become full of insight with very little change. You may notice loops, vagueness, politeness, frustration or the feeling that you should know exactly what to do. This workshop helps you make sense of that pattern, rather than simply pushing harder.
A short introduction to the workshop
Practical support you can return to
Everything is designed to help you translate psychological ideas into real therapeutic choices.
Watch in your own time and revisit whenever you need it.
Use the reflections and prompts alongside the teaching.
Ideas to help you respond with more clarity, honesty and focus.
Return to the material through your private learning library.
It is not another list of techniques to try harder.
The aim is to help you understand what may be happening in the room, including what the stuckness stirs up in you as the therapist.
By the end of the workshop, you will be better able to:
Recognise stuckness
Identify common forms of therapeutic stuckness and the patterns that keep them going.
Formulate the pattern
Consider what the stuckness may be communicating within the relationship and wider system.
Notice your response
Use your own reactions thoughtfully without becoming overly responsible or directive.
Create movement
Choose practical next steps that support honesty, focus and movement without shaming the client.
Bring more movement to the sessions that feel stuck
Get the full workshop, workbook, practical prompts and lifetime access for a one-off payment of £50.
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