We can still see you
19 January 2011
3 Comments
Sometimes I think that blankets should be banned in group therapy. I understand that:
- group rooms can be cold
- body image is tough and it’s easier to hide behind a blanket
- blankets are comfy
- therapy can suck
… but really, how much are you getting out of group if your head is under the blanket?
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Well, you can still hear and be present without the fear of participation or being judged.
I don’t really know alot about how this is used in therapy, but I believe that many people can get alot out of passively listening or participating without seeing. And some people may need that initial comfort to get themselves to a space where they can fully participate.
like this response !!!