This is where a clinician, after building sufficient trust, guides the client through a particular memory, having them hold the thoughts of the event while tracking the therapist's hand, or a device, that helps with bilateral stimulation as it moves back and forth across the clients vision.
Once the anxiety dissipates, she proceeds to guide her client through their shopping list.
Apps help guide the blind through airports.
Gently guide the fabric through the machine.
Thomas advised Wilson that bankruptcy was the only way forward: he arranged for the £700 bankruptcy costs to be paid by the British Legion and guided his client through the court process.
Hammerling and her peers in the industry should help guide their clients through the minefield of journalists and bloggers, rather than simply avoid it entirely out of fear or ignorance.
Love charges a per-annum $2,000 retainer to guide her clients through the art world, helping them forge relationships and educate themselves by previewing works in museums, galleries and through her members-only archive.
Called on to guide his clients through some of the most intimate and difficult decisions they have to make, his primary passion is conveying the wisdoms of life through his practice, lectures, and writings.
My job is to help guide my clients through that process in a way that does the least amount of damage possible although hardly anyone goes through a divorce unscathed.
His subjects will be therapists who are taking part in a MAPS program that teaches them how to guide their clients through psychedelic journeys.
"He fits perfectly into our top-tier antitrust practice and our regulatory group in Washington, D.C., as we guide our clients through their most complex litigation and transactional matters".
