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5 steps to ‘hero therapy’

How to use modelling to teach new skills and attitudes – by Mark Tyrrell

The boy in front of me was only nine and terrified of vomit. He’d had three nasty experiences fairly close together – once when his sister had been very sick on a cross-channel ferry, once when she’d thrown up on Christmas Eve, and once when she (the poor girl!) had been ill at a friend’s birthday party. Now James was terrified it might happen again. He kept refusing to visit friends and was constantly anxious around his sister.

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  • Giorgio

    Can you say that you’ve internalized those qualities as part of who you uniquely are when you display those qualities without the need to imagine being that person anymore?

  • http://uncommonhelp.me Mark Tyrrell

    Hi Giorgio,

    Yes bsolutely right : )

    All the best

    Mark

  • http://www.wikihyp.com Joe K Fobes

    Brilliant.

    Going to use this tonight with a client.

    Thank you.

    Joe


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