A worker must be open (within a safe and boundaried construct) to consider (through an empathic visualization) that their client was once a child (as they were) with hopes and aspirations. We must accept the universalism of experience, of the human condition, and of the ever-present and pervasive notion of self; not only as a construct, but also as a force that drives the personality to action, inaction, reaction, and disintegration. Continue reading →