beyond breaking point: the window of tolerance
What is the window of tolerance, and how can an integrative counsellor help someone stay within or return from outside it?
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What is the window of tolerance, and how can an integrative counsellor help someone stay within or return from outside it?
This is worth reading if you’ve got the time, especially if you’re facing mental or other struggles, for any reason.
xph therapy, as a sex-positive, sexuality- and gender-affirming, fully trans-inclusive private counselling practice, is endorsing a statement of professional clarity and solidarity with the trans community.
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