anger - Jan

[Guest guest]

I suggest that you make defined separations between you and your

clients. Also make separations from the actual session. One way of

doing this is to recount what was discussed and what was done. In your

minds eye place it on a pane of glass and then shatter that glass.

Allowing the distance from energy that isnt yours to fall away.

 

Realize what you are feeling before you see a client and how you

change when in the presence of the client. Know that their feelings

are not yours and make it so. Separate yourself and your well being

from their issues consciously. Each and every time and after each and

every session make the separations from what has just occurred. -

-

 

 

, " Jan "

<drjandean wrote:

> When

> I saw my last client, I felt such intense anger and heat that I was

> trying to act professional yet felt this intense feeling inside.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Chrism,

This is very helpful. I look forward to putting it to use.

Blessings,

Jan

 

, " chrism " <>

wrote:

>

> I suggest that you make defined separations between you and your

> clients. Also make separations from the actual session. One way of

> doing this is to recount what was discussed and what was done. In your

> minds eye place it on a pane of glass and then shatter that glass.

> Allowing the distance from energy that isnt yours to fall away.

>

> Realize what you are feeling before you see a client and how you

> change when in the presence of the client. Know that their feelings

> are not yours and make it so. Separate yourself and your well being

> from their issues consciously. Each and every time and after each and

> every session make the separations from what has just occurred. -

> -

>

>

> , " Jan "

> <drjandean@> wrote:

> > When

> > I saw my last client, I felt such intense anger and heat that I was

> > trying to act professional yet felt this intense feeling inside.

>