How wonderful to utilize a HUG as a symbol of extension! ...remembering how I encouraged the young (ages 15 through 35) mentally ill to become comfortable with touching. [movement, dance, and drama therapy] Powerful. Also remember asking clients [regular therapy] if they felt comfortable with a hug at the end of a session. So many are longing for love and affection (then and now). Thank you...so much the reflect upon.
How wonderful to utilize a HUG as a symbol of extension! ...remembering how I encouraged the young (ages 15 through 35) mentally ill to become comfortable with touching. [movement, dance, and drama therapy] Powerful. Also remember asking clients [regular therapy] if they felt comfortable with a hug at the end of a session. So many are longing for love and affection (then and now). Thank you...so much the reflect upon.
This is a welcome post to read—a hug in itself! Thank you, Sean. Here's a pertinent poem by Tess Gallagher. Maybe you know it. https://www.wuu.org/sermons/reading083108tgallagher.pdf
Lovely. Thank you Sean. I'm sending a remote hug to you and all the readers. Bless you all.
Jayney
Thank u for this Sean! U explained things so simply & clearly that even I could understand…….much appreciated!
Thank you again Sean. As usual you articulate this perfectly
Thank you for this beautiful message, so clear and easy to understand.