In this online series you will see how a seasoned Crucible® therapist breaks down common client and therapist issues that emerge in the treatment process.

One of the primary ways Crucible therapy differs from other traditional therapeutic approaches is in its focus on helping therapists improve their accuracy in seeing and intervening with what is happening right in front of them. Given that the therapist is always involved in the co-construction of reality, being accurate becomes an essential part of treatment success.

In addition to co-construction errors, the therapist’s differentiation, handling non-collaborative clients (which is infinitely more common than therapists realize) and gaining more traction with clients make up a lot of what is discussed during these 2- hour sessions.

Other key areas of focus include:

• Grounding yourself in a differentiation based paradigm

• Learning to extract the differentiation based issues couples face based on what they report and do in sessions

• Creating powerful moments of meeting with clients

• Understanding and treating interpersonal neurobiological problems, such as acute and steady state regressions (Schnarch, 2018)