Ever wondered what happens when a client develops feelings for their therapist? It’s one of the most complex yet fascinating parts of therapy — something every counselor might face at some point. Here we help in normalizing emotions to reframing them and knowing when to refer out, we’ll explore how to maintain both empathy and professional boundaries. Whether you’re a student, a new therapist, or just curious, this post offers a grounded look into a rarely discussed topic in therapy.

Some moments in a session catch you off guard , right ? Especially when a client bursts into sudden tears. And as a therapist, it’s less about having the perfect response and more about noticing, staying present, and allowing the moment to unfold. Small gestures—an attentive silence, a gentle question, or simply holding space—can speak louder than words. To know more on what you can do, read more !

What if the world of therapy could feel like play, and play could reveal what words cannot? This approach goes beyond traditional methods, offering therapists a unique way to connect, observe, and guide young clients. It is perfect for professionals ready to explore new techniques, gain certifications, and make therapy engaging, As this therapy combines creativity with expertise. So step into a world where building blocks, simple games become powerful instruments for growth, healing, and insight.