Category Archives: Goodbyes in Therapy

Goodbyes in Group Therapy

Posted on December 13, 2015 by Dr. Bob Dick

Often our parents couldn’t teach these intimacy skills because their parents didn’t have the skills; they couldn’t teach what they didn’t get from their parents.  Lacking experience, safety and​ good support, people usually avoid feeling and saying these things in … Continue reading →

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Goodbyes in Group Therapy

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dr. Bob Dick

this is my response to a group member’s Email: I’m glad you’ll come for the complete, 3 more sessions, Goodbye.  It’s just what I’d imagine you’d decide, especially after yesterday’s session – a great demo and video of humans’ sometimes … Continue reading →

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Goodbyes in Group Therapy

Posted on April 26, 2014 by Dr. Bob Dick

Goodbyes in group therapy ​ often  allow​ more awareness​ of deeper feelings than  would ​be acknowledged in our usual everyday ​lives.  It’s a good idea ​​to actually begin Goodbyes​ 3 weeks ahead of leaving, so there is enough time over several sessions for a … Continue reading →

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