Why failing is a useful and necessary part of therapy
Dr Mike Lloyd (Consultant Clinical Psychologist) discusses the imortance of bain able to fail, and fail well. It is especially useful as part of a therapeutic process, for people with traumatic experiences and those for whom 'being a failure' has become an identity after many failures. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:25 In order to succeed... 0:38 Examples from therapy 1:16 When things don't work 2:06 The 'act of trying' 2:49 How to help the process of failing 3:32 What is failure? 4:37 Failure can become 'being a failure' 5:46 My favoutite poem - about failing 6:29 Trying and failing all the time is hard 7:22 Shifting the identity of failure 7:39 The extra stuff about failing you need to know... 8:35 Conclusion 9:00 The importance of failing in therapy
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