ISBN: 9798302725158 - the therapist's labyrinth: 2 (logos and pathos) (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The room was still. A faint hum from the radiator filled the silence, joined only by the muted ticking of an old clock. Dr. Varos sat alone in his office, his gaze fixed on the empty circle of chairs. They waited like sentinels, their quiet presence holding the weight of stories yet to be told. He had spent months imagining this moment, crafting the idea of group couple therapy with meticulous care. But now, faced with the tangible reality of it, a tremor of doubt crept in. Would the circle hold Could it bear the vulnerability, the fractures, and the fragile hope that each couple would bring The idea had taken root during countless sessions-with Claire and Jason, who grieved the loss of their younger selves; with Lisa and Odessa, navigating the endless compromises of co-parenting; with Elliot and Miguel, who danced on the edge of connection and disconnection. Each couple had brought their own labyrinth of love and loss, and through their stories, Dr. Varos had glimpsed a pattern: the need to see and be seen not just by a partner, but by others walking similar paths. And yet, the vision of the circle was haunted by shadows. Maya's letter lingered in his mind, its graceful departure underscored by an unspoken question: What happens when someone leaves In the confines of individual therapy, departures were intimate, contained. But in a group, a separation could ripple outward, disrupting the fragile web of connection. The stakes felt higher, the uncertainty sharper. He stood and walked toward the window, his reflection merging with the city lights beyond. The thought of those empty chairs waiting for their occupants filled him with equal parts trepidation and resolve. Therapy, he reminded himself, was never about certainty. It was about presence. About holding space for impermanence, for the raw beauty of human connection in all its messiness and grace. Turning back to the room, he adjusted one of the chairs slightly, aligning it with the others. The circle was ready. Now all that remained was to begin.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The room was still. A faint hum from the radiator filled the silence, joined only by the muted ticking of an old clock. Dr. Varos sat alone in his office, his gaze fixed on the empty circle of chairs. They waited like sentinels, their quiet presence holding the weight of stories yet to be told. He had spent months imagining this moment, crafting the idea of group couple therapy with meticulous care. But now, faced with the tangible reality of it, a tremor of doubt crept in. Would the circle hold? Could it bear the vulnerability, the fractures, and the fragile hope that each couple would bring? The idea had taken root during countless sessions-with Claire and Jason, who grieved the loss of their younger selves; with Lisa and Odessa, navigating the endless compromises of co-parenting; with Elliot and Miguel, who danced on the edge of connection and disconnection. Each couple had brought their own labyrinth of love and loss, and through their stories, Dr. Varos had glimpsed a pattern: the need to see and be seen not just by a partner, but by others walking similar paths. And yet, the vision of the circle was haunted by shadows. Maya's letter lingered in his mind, its graceful departure underscored by an unspoken question: What happens when someone leaves? In the confines of individual therapy, departures were intimate, contained. But in a group, a separation could ripple outward, disrupting the fragile web of connection. The stakes felt higher, the uncertainty sharper. He stood and walked toward the window, his reflection merging with the city lights beyond. The thought of those empty chairs waiting for their occupants filled him with equal parts trepidation and resolve. Therapy, he reminded himself, was never about certainty. It was about presence. About holding space for impermanence, for the raw beauty of human connection in all its messiness and grace. Turning back to the room, he adjusted one of the chairs slightly, aligning it with the others. The circle was ready. Now all that remained was to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…