Sentences with phrase «client feel accepted»

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Many of our clients have told us they accepted a candidate who looked good on paper, but who they «had a bad feeling about» — and they lived to regret it.

If the therapist were to experience these feelings under the same conditions of worth that the client attaches to them, he would become alarmed and attempt to fend off the same feelings the client was trying to avoid.12 He must show the client how to accept the full range of his experiencing, and thereby overcome the inner division within his soul.

I am currently only accepting repeat clients for births, but feel free to contact me for referrals to birth - related resources.

Both EFT and TFT involve tapping on certain acupressure points (in a similar way to acupuncture) to remove the emotional charge and leave clients feeling «more relaxed, in control and accepting of the situation».

We are accepting new clients, so if you do need help, feel free to reach out justin health.com evanbrand.com We run these labs on all of our clients because it's the foundation.

I am currently accepting applications for a limited number of new clients, so if you are ready to design a life that will always feel FRESH, then let's get started!

When Fuller (Jared Harris, «Allied»), an emotionally distraught client refuses to accept the fact that he has no cause of action against an employer for an injury suffered on the job, Laura must balance her innate feelings of empathy with her fears that he may become violent.

In essence, it's about being professional and taking care, which means don't: agree to meet alone; allow over-familiarity; give out your personal mobile number; meet informally outside working hours and away from your organisation's premises (and certainly don't do so without getting formal approval); allow too frequent contact or over familiarity that may be acceptable with friends, colleagues and family but not from people with whom you only have a commercial relationship; discuss your private life, or social or recreational interests of you or your partner; accept offers, discounts or other services or products by the client, customer or contractor; accept hospitality or gifts that you yourself wouldn't pay for from your own pocket; and don't do anything that makes you feel uncomfortable, obligated or might be open to misinterpretation or might be difficult to explain to your manager, a journalist or an investigator.

As book publicity, book promotion and book marketing experts, we never accept a client that we feel we can not guarantee publicity.

And in this economic downturn, do firms feel more pressure to accept all clients that pass the threshhold test rather than making the kinds of strategic choices that MacEwen recommends?

And clients have felt obliged to accept that state of affairs because clients and law firms can't work together if they believe that «output» means two different things.

They would gain a competitive - advantage over 99.999999 % of all other attorneys in their space, their clients would feel that the attorney is committed to more affordable (and honest) billing policies, and the billable - hour will be less - vilified and more accepted as an important component in billing for legal services.

Please select the practice areas that you feel qualified to accept clients in.

d to providing a non-judgmental, peaceful, and accepting therapeutic experience so that every client feels supported in his or her journey to emotional and mental well - being.

I believe in building a relationship with clients where they feel safe and accepted, yet challenged to grow.

'' ** I am currently accepting new clients ** I bring brightness, humor, compassion, and authenticity to help you feel safe and connected.

Shannon strives to create a brave space where clients can be vulnerable, try new things and speak openly where they feel accepted rather than judged.»

Unlike cognitive behavioral therapy, ACT does not stress the importance of controlling thoughts, feelings, or mental health disorder symptoms; instead, ACT therapists encourage their clients to accept their feelings unconditionally, even when those feelings are initially very painful.

Therefore, Kevin is committed to creating an environment where his clients will feel safe, honored, and accepted.

Her goal is to help clients expand the possibilities when feeling stuck, access their strengths, accept their limitations and practice being present in their daily lives.

'' *** NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS *** Do you feel overwhelmed with anxiety and stuck in a cycle of negative thoughts?

«I provide a safe, accepting, non-judgmental atmosphere, where the client feels comfortable sharing their most personal thoughts and feelings, whether a child or an adult.

The objectives of therapy differ from client to client, however, they often include such goals as facilitating self - insight, increasing self - esteem to empower the client to create positive change, teaching self - management techniques in order to reduce stress and improve relationships, and helping the client process and accept experiences and feelings.

My goal in therapy is to offer a safe, warm haven to the client where they feel accepted and free to express the issues that brought them to therapy.

She has a passion to provide a safe environment where her clients can share honestly and feel heard and accepted, regardless of the issues.

Debbie provides an accepting and non-judgmental counseling relationship to help clients feel safe and supported.

As co-founder of NOVUS Mindful Life Institute, Duane Osterlind's vision is to provide comprehensive care for individuals struggling with process addictions in the utmost confidential, comprehensive and caring environment to ensure clients feel safe and accepted with anticipation that recovery is possible.

As I'm sure you'd agree, a good match with your therapist is an essential part of therapy so I place great importance in being genuine with my clients while making sure they feel supported, understood, and accepted without judgment.»

Instead clients would be taught how to accept the angry feelings and still speak and behave constructively regardless of what feelings are present.

Together these approaches help DBT clients achieve their behavioral goals by learning how to accept and change both feelings and thoughts, and by learning how to control their attention to these internal experiences.

In relationship therapy, the therapist must make an alliance with both clients, helping both to feel validated, understood and accepted.

In sessions, I hope to create a comforting, safe, and accepting environment where my clients feel free to explore and share their stories and struggles.

As clients become more self - aware and self - accepting, they start to feel hopeful, and begin to achieve their goals.

Kim Goodwin - Wheatle is devoted to providing an empathic and authentic setting where her clients feel safe, understood, and accepted for who they are and how they feel.

It is my responsibility to create a therapeutic environment in which my client (s) feel accepted, validated and safe enough to work through personal issues.

Varsha aims to provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere for clients, and to offer a service in which they feel accepted, mutually understood, and important as individuals.

«CURRENTLY ACCEPTING MAY 2018 CLIENTS: Life can sometimes become overwhelming causing you to feel stuck.

From this, the client learns to hold and accept their own suffering without rejecting parts of themselves; and thus feels more whole and empowered, seeing that all situations are workable.

I love supporting my clients in understanding how they can effectively manage their thoughts and feelings in positive ways which empower them to trust and accept themselves.

This poses a huge dilemma: If we decide not to accept insured clients can we still feel good about our efforts to reach those we set out to help?

I am comfortable working with individuals from diverse cultures and lifestyles and feel being accepting, objective, respectful, and genuine are essential characteristics for working with clients.

Kateryna Plinska is a warm and open person, and in her therapeutic work provides a safe, genuine, and non-judgmental space where her clients can explore their feelings and experiences, and be accepted for who they are without prejudice and expectations of the external world.

'' ** Accepting New Clients ** I specialize in working with young adults who suffer with anxiety and perfectionism feel more balanced and confident.

Katie aims to foster a non-judgmental, accepting environment that helps clients to feel comfortable sharing their deepest thoughts and self - reflections.

While packing up to leave, I summarized their expectations by asking if they felt it reasonable to expect a highly experienced broker who is confident in his self - worth and truly cares about his clients, to accept an over-priced, minimum term listing of a sub-standard property owned by someone who doesn't seem to value loyalty or expertise, and with a heavily discounted commission rate.

Ross continued with what he must regard as more of his value argument with: ``... I summarized their expectations by asking if they felt it reasonable to expect a highly experienced broker who is confident in his self - worth and truly cares about his clients, to accept an over-priced, minimum term listing of a sub-standard property owned by someone who doesn't seem to value loyalty or expertise, and with a heavily discounted commission rate.»

Therefore, real estate agents can overcome their clients» biases or misperceptions by asking the clients why the client feels the asking price should be higher than it is or why the client is not willing to accept a term that the other side is attempting to negotiate.