For example, decree that the ground is made of rubber, and walk around on it as if it is. Then your bodies are made of rubber and everything bounces around as you walk. Or imagine that your bodies are emanating energy and you are leaving trails behind you of everywhere you've been. Or imagine that your bodies get blown up as balloons and walk around as figures in a parade. The idea is in part to heighten one's sense of the space, to be able to change the perceptual distinctions, and also to be more in touch with one's body and one's space.
Facilitator asks client to connect with objects, then hold it for a moment, then asks to disconnect.
That might mean touching, and probably should, at least initially. But, if we know the client is really doing it, it could work fine without touching also. Go to her work area or home area. Repeatedly connect and disconnect with machinery she operates, her car, her clothes, the dishes, her belongings, the walls, etc. Do it for any amount of time until she gets more comfortable with it and it all seems more real to her.