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The Empty Chair Technique

The Empty Chair Technique

by jmalouff | Oct 29, 2020 | Bereavement and Grief, Coping, Mental health problems

When I was a PhD student, a therapy instructor did something that I will never forget. First, she told us students that she had decided not to have a second child. Then she talked out loud as if she were speaking to that never-to-be child. The instructor explained her...
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