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30 Sep 2026 — 1 min read

Be the Chessboard

The chessboard metaphor introduces self-as-context, helping clients experience themselves as the space that can hold pain, fear, thoughts, and hope without being defined or controlled by any one of them.
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Peter Binnings
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