Silence in psychotherapy: therapists' difficulties in using silence as a therapeutic technique
The use of silence within psychotherapy for attentive listening, observation, self exploration and creating a holding environment is well documented. Silence facilitates in creating an interpersonal space where both therapist and client can communicate. It is the gateway that leads from the consciou...
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Auckland University of Technology,
2016-02-18T02:43:54Z.
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