Note: This article was originally published in Substack on 19 Jul. 2024
1. Capturing Weekly Therapy Learnings
More than a decade ago, I would not have imagined this is to be one of the most important exercise I’ve adopted. It has also been rather surprised how much I’ve forgotten.
2. Analysing Sessions: “I Don’t Mean to be Mean But…”
I’ve worked on the Impact on Session Grid (ISG) for some time, and have only made this relevant in workshops, and for the therapists I consulted with. Hundreds of hours of therapy sessions have passed through this grid.
In this post, I’ve ran the ISG with a session by renowned couples therapist, Ester Perel.
You can also obtain a copy of the ISG here.
3. Doubt
This is now reads more like a note to self.
4. Solving for Patterns
Nature does not solve for specifics, Wendell Berry said. It solves for patterns.
5. The Tyranny of Metrics
The Goodhart law: When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
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