Climb over it, go around it, stop and retreat, stop and contemplate your situation, consider living with the wall, dismantle the wall, seek to understand why you may have chosen a path that has a wall blocking it, and more. The art of therapy is in matching the right approach for the right person at the right time. If, after using all the approaches in which you are trained to treat you find your client still not responding, or responding very slowly, you might wish to explore some new interventions. I have been exploring a broad range of therapeutic approaches for thirty years. I can often suggest new ways of understanding problems and innovative approaches to dealing with them.
Consultations can be in a single visit or as ongoing supervision.
Telephone consultations may be convenient. Meditation, imagery, and other easily learned approaches not only reduce stress, they enhance intuition, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. They are enjoyable and productive. These methods also open into spiritual awareness. Psychodynamic psychotherapy Talking therapy is the backbone of psychotherapy.