those last few suds :)

Hi,

I'm looking for some input on the fact that I very often seem to get "stuck" on a SUDS of 2 or 3, and lack the desire or motivation to work any further on an issue.

While I can trace this to (possibly) fears of healing or becoming "unstuck" I am wondering is this common? Do clients sometimes, "habitually" get to a certain point in processing, then it "stops"? This has become rather tediously predictable in my work, and it doesn't seem to matter what the orginal target is, trauma or non...

I also am wondering how to address a "part of self" that would rather not heal or be "released" from the past. While "it is safe to heal" or "I want to heal" are nice thoughts, I don't know how to (incrementally?) navigate toward them.

Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks :)

Replies:

Re:those last few suds :), by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 02/06/03 Re:those last few suds :), by Perspective, 02/08/03 Re:those last few suds :), by client, 02/09/03 Re:those last few suds :), by Sandra Paulsen Inobe PhD, 02/10/03 Re:those last few suds :), by client, 04/30/03 Re:those last few suds :), by Sandra Paulsen Inobe PhD, 05/05/03 Re:those last few suds :), by Carol Ann Rowland, MSW, RSW, 02/12/03 Re:those last few suds :), by client, 02/14/03 Re:those last few suds :), by Carol Ann Rowland, M.S.W., R.S.W., 02/15/03

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