I mention intersubjectivity on this website when speaking about my approach (or at least part of), however I find that in conversation, either with clients or non-clients, I don’t really get into it much. That’s because intersubjectivity is nuanced, making it easier for me to not wanting to get into the weeds, rather than attempting… Read more »
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Confrontation
I can’t say I would immediately trust anyone who said that they thrived in confrontation. For most people it’s the last thing they want. Many will go to great lengths to avoid confrontation, which can lead to its own problems. People make mistakes, often innocently. Others make mistakes that might be termed “mistakes of neglect;”… Read more »
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