O ponto cego da escuta clínica (que trava o processo terapêutico)

There's a type of clinical process that troubles many therapists: The patient speaks, elaborates, brings up important content… but, deep down, something isn't moving. And often, the problem isn't in the technique, nor in a lack of knowledge. It's in the listening. More specifically, in a blind spot in clinical listening that causes the therapist to follow the narrative… but not perceive the ongoing psychic process. In this video, I delve deeper into this difference — and show why understanding the patient's story is not the same as understanding their current moment in the process. — 💬 Tell me in the comments: Have you ever had the feeling that the patient said they wanted to change… but the process wasn't moving forward? — If this type of reflection resonates with you, subscribe to the channel. I've been sharing content focused precisely on these clinical impasses that don't always appear in therapist training. _______________________________________ Join my open study group: https://viniciusandrade.org/rede Learn about my course Fundamentals of Jungian Psychology: https://viniciusandrade.org Follow me on Instagram:   / viniciusandrade.psicologia