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A speaker describes being afraid to show anger until Fisher's story gave permission. The takeaway: letting clients physically release rage by hitting pillows in a safe, nonjudgmental space can be therapeutic.
A speaker describes being afraid to show anger until Fisher's story gave permission. The takeaway: letting clients physically release rage by hitting pillows in a safe, nonjudgmental space can be therapeutic.
And that's why I asked if you've ever had anyone flip over and hit the pillows. That's what I really wanted to do. And I was afraid of what people would think, like, she's crazy. What's she doing? And Fisher gave me permission to do that, too. He shared his story with that. So thank you all for creating that safe space and allowing me to do that, because I don't think I'd even be able to go home and do that in my pillow. So if you want to get angry and hit the pillow, you know, let your clients know that's the rage they need to get out. There's no judging here. You know, I think that was very helpful, so.
