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Author: Debbie Waller is an experienced hypnotherapist and hypnotherapy trainer. She is the author of The Hypnotherapist's Companion and Their Worlds, Your Words and a co-writer of the Hypnotherapy Handbook, all of which are available from Amazon.
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This article about collecting post-therapy feedback is so insightful—feedback really can help therapists adjust, stay responsive, and improve clients’ outcomes. I appreciate how you highlight both formal and informal ways to check in after therapy ends. I recently came across Amina Wazir therapist, who emphasizes the importance of ongoing reflection and emotional safety in her work—making sure each person’s voice is heard even long after sessions wrap up. Thanks for sharing this; it’s a reminder that therapy isn’t just about the during—it’s also about supporting what comes after.
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