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The Work After the Work: Why Skills Need a Bridge After Therapy Ends
Every clinician knows the moment. A client has done the hard work: processed trauma, learned to sit with distress, loosened the grip of the stories that kept them stuck. Goals are met, symptoms have eased, and discharge is appropriate. And yet you both sense that the new skills are still young. They show up reliably in your office. Whether they show up on a hard Tuesday afternoon, three months from now, is a different question. That gap is why I built my coaching practice. Wh
dongudeman
4 hours ago3 min read
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