The Space Between Stories
April 7, 2020
As part of an online course, I have been prompted to share a personal example of the space between stories. (For more information on what that means, see the post,
As part of an online course, I have been prompted to share a personal example of the space between stories. (For more information on what that means, see the post,
One week ago this blog entered its final year. The mainstay of what is written in these pages is the journal I kept throughout my training. On 24th October 2014
[For those of you looking for information about my book, please click here. What follows is the original blog post, from which the title of the book is taken.]
For anyone new to this blog, here is the essence of the story so far: Karaj was a distinctive, somewhat maverick therapist, whose self-acknowledged lack of social skills meant he
A disheartening title perhaps, but the point I’m making is that whenever we reach a goal in our development, it’s time to decide where to go next. If we don’t,
It is not uncommon for my clients to express concern; to worry about the attainment of their goals. When they do, my advice is always the same: assume you will
In February 2000, in England, I began working closely with an uncompromising and unconventioanl therapist called Karaj. His approach was grounded in Transactional Analysis (TA), but he believed in using everything we