In the first part of this post, I mentioned that I had been thinking about death and dying because recently a cousin and uncle had died. I related a story about how one community uses a ritual of taking two turns to go around and talk about how the departed had hurt them and then [...] Click to continue reading »
2 logs for the fire…Processing death & dying
I’ve been thinking about death lately. Within the space of two weeks an uncle and cousin of mine have died. This has raised the question for me of how would I help people process the loss of their loved ones either during the final days of life or after death has occurred? 2 logs for [...] Click to continue reading »
Using images to get past the small talk
Are you looking for a way to help you get past the small talk stage and to what matters most to your clients? A method that is fast, fun and doesn’t feel invasive? It’s the get-to-know-you phase, which is sometimes referred to as doing an assessment or intake. Your new client is telling you about [...] Click to continue reading »
Your client is overwhelmed…What do you do?
We’ve all had the experience of feeling overwhelmed. It’s not a pleasant state to be in. There are a million things to do, but we can’t seem to be able to pick one and get it done. Watching a client go through this is frustrating. He may sit there quietly not being able to describe [...] Click to continue reading »