Counselor Development Blog

Immedicy | May 22, 2009

Immediacy is defined as “the current interaction of the therapist and client in the relationship, as “being in the moment with the client”  and dealing with what the client and counselor are experiencing in the here and now. “you-me talk” in which the counselor helps the client to experience  the sharing of feelings by the counselor as being a focal point of the skill: “Immediacy refers to the helper disclosing immediate feelings about self in relation to the client or the therapeutic relationship
” For example, the counselor might say, “I’m wondering if you are telling me what you think I want to hear rather than how you really felt about that event.”
Can you tell us more about these difficulties?
How do you feel about the group pressure to talk?
Can the group help somehow?
I see silence bothers you.
I feel angry for the way you have been treated.
So you expect the group to express positive feeling toward you, so you can share for freely?

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