Client

Value on body ina negative way – struggling wiuth body image

She wants to be neutral

Her mom and comments from peers – changed her mindset

Conflicts in her head- ashqamed about her thoughts

Counsellor

She mentioned negative value and thoughts and it contributes to her feelings- allowing her to
exlain her thoughts

Attaching worth to her body – asked when did it start, what happened during that time to allow
the mindset change

She paraphrased

When she asked if she is geered towards it being more negative and positive – could have
worded it different so she could into more depth with her feelings

Ask her how she felt instead of assuming she would be confused about the comments about
her.

When she asked if she wants to follow society’s view on how your body should look like – based
on what she has previousl said the questions should not have been asked.

Able to group the negative thoiughts in a specific word and allowed her to elaborate on that

Names the bully as a him?

Highlighted how her body has helped her

I think she could have gotten more deeper in her feelings regarding her body.
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Her enerdy shift highlifght

Exercise was good

Fighting with the bully ???

When was the last time you stood up to the bully? She ahs never stood up to it
Can continue with the exercises

Highlighting her posistive and showcasing how she has stood up to it

 Strengths: Therapeutic Relationship Skills (For example, micro-skills, foundational skills, eye
contact, body language, tone, rate of speech, etc).

- You were able to keep eye contact with the client throughout the sessions. As well as your
tone of voice was welcoming and warm.
- You engaged in the use of non-verbal communication such as nodding with the client and it
allowed her to know that you were listening to what she was saying

 Strengths: Intervention

Narrative

 Areas of Needed Growth

 Strategies and/or Encouragement for Next Session with this client

A lot of how we indentify ourselves is thrugh our childhoods