We all have ways that we define ourselves and who we identify ourselves as. As you read this, maybe think about how you identify yourself and what you identify as. I simple way to think about it is to finish the sentence ‘I am…’
When thinking about who you are and how you see yourself, you might be comfortable with that and like who you see, but you might not. Our identity is formed deep within us, starting very early in our development and consolidating over our childhood.
If you look inside and see something about yourself that is not ok, or even see yourself as not ok, then this is the work that might be most beneficial for you.
I am…
BrainWorking Recursive Therapy® can work deeply and effectively with how we see ourselves and who we identify ourselves as. Take a minute and, if you don’t like who you identify as, think about who you want to be and how you want to be.
This kind of therapy is generally a four-stage therapy, with the first session when we start this work, being a double session to allow for the foundation of the work to be put in place. There will also be work to complete at home in between some of the sessions (which is around 5 minutes, 2-3 times a day). The reason that you’re asked to do work at home, is that it keeps your brain open and working and therefore you stay more connected with the therapy and the process.
Additionally, before starting this way of working, it may be likely to work with any emotions that are causing problems, using the General Psychopathology way of working.
BWRT Identity work allows me to work with all those areas I mentioned up there, as well as other ‘I am’s. I also work with the following conditions too:
As you can see, BWRT identity work can reach and touch and bring positive impact and change to a wide variety of people, struggling with a wide variety of things. If you connect with this and feel this is something you want to work on and you see areas you want to change, then please feel free to contact me.
