I had in mind

• gestalt therapy with sexually abused children by Jungkyu Kim ph.D, 5/20/98
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    • Responsive agreement by Dale R. Smith, 8/18/98
      
      

What I had in mind is the therapist who learns that having a client change chairs "does something" to make the client more vulnerable... and having no idea what that "something" is (not having engaged in his own program of Psychotherapy) the therapist takes the insight the client has, and misconstrues the insight alltogether, very often causing the client's MIND to reinforce the deeply repressed misperceptions that serve as the underlying causal for the client's insight. The client becomes more anxious, the therapist becomes more aggressive, impatient, etc (his as yet undiscovered fear being unknowingly stimulated within his MIND by the vibrationally active fear within his client). Brutality I equate with ignorance. Regards, J.P.

• Feeding the Sheep by Dale R. Smith, 9/6/98
• Just in case ... by Dale R. Smith, 9/6/98