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8 – Working with the layering of dyads 1 | Frank Yeomans

August 11, 2025 by Mathieu Norton-Poulin

In this 31 minutes video, the therapist emphasizes the importance of understanding three channels of communication: verbal content, nonverbal cues, and the therapist’s countertransference. The patient shares a story about a happy childhood moment with their father, followed by the tragic accident that led to the father’s death. The therapist notes the patient’s detached tone and aims to help the patient reflect on their emotional defensiveness. The session explores the connection between past memories and present experiences, highlighting the significance of becoming aware of emotions that have been kept out of consciousness. The therapist encourages the patient to connect with their feelings to facilitate integration and healing

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