If you recognise the experiences he is describing, or something he says has some bearing on your own emotional state, then reading Phillips can feel like an approximation of what it might be like to be in analysis.
In response, she teased Labour MPs that they might recognise the experience of a boss who doesn't listen to his workers.
For example, whilst the problem of persistence of viable seed in the soil is recognised, the experience of seed farmers suggests that it may be more intractable than typically acknowledged.
Watching him play video games, you are awed by the technology, you recognise the experience warmly, and you find it a little pathetic, all at the same time.
"The decision to cancel the rally is a message of solidarity recognising the difficult circumstances experienced by our people in Gaza," Abu Zayed said.
Here, the experience of recognising the drawing as a duck might feel like something of a revelation.
In addition, there is a great need for professionals to recognise the positive experience of pregnancy and focus more on maximising the expectant mother's experience.
Recognising the depth of his experience, the United Nations Drug Control Programme hired Alan to conduct opium surveys in Afghanistan and Laos.
They are also taught about the importance of recognising the various elements of experience (thoughts, emotions, sensations and behaviours) and of disengaging from unhelpful patterns of processing such as rumination and experiential avoidance.
32 IPA aims to explore how participants make sense of their experience but is also interpretative, recognising the researcher's conceptions, and experience, as brought to the analysis.
"I think awareness among professionals is improving and we are recognising the impact of traumatic birth experiences on mental health," she said.
