CC13 Keynote 07 – Acknowledgement and Possibility: The Two Cornerstones to Successful Couples Therapy – Bill O’Hanlon, MS | Instant Download !
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Too little acknowledgment will lead to alienation of one of both partners in couples therapy, but too much acknowledgment without a compelling invitation to move on from conflict, blame and the past to new possibilities won’t work either. Learn how to maintain that delicate balance and let the couple teach you when to use which method.
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Educational Objectives:
- Explain why acknowledgment and validation are not enough on their own in couples therapy.
- Apply acknowledgment and possibility methods simultaneously in couples therapy.
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