Lately I have been working with my stepson using some modality work to improve his communication skills. So far it has been working, but I am amazed at how easy it is to get into structure with him and his brother compared to working with adults. Has anybody else who has worked with adolescents found the same pattern? I do not want to draw a conclusion from a sample size of two. It seems like with adults, not only do they get pulled into content, but there is also a hesitance to say what is really going on in their mind. And when they do, they preface it with things like "this might sound weird" or "you might think I am crazy." At this point, when I hear phrases like that, I know I am doing my job.

Hello, everybody! Nice to connect together in this way! ☺️ Which preocupies me at the moment are these concerns: 1. To make specific and detailed offers for psychological services, so the clients would know from the beginning which suits them; 2. Consistency in my approaches, so by that I could "invite" clients to be consistent, too; 3. To gain more self-confidence, which will also be reflected in getting more clients, by promoting my services and taking all kind of different clients in therapy. Do you have some inputs or recommendations about these? What are your professional "sensitive areas" (if you have ones, of course)? May all of us have inspiration and success in what we do! All the best🤗

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