Dr. Todd Disney
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A character who yearns is not the same as a character who has a problem. The yearning dictates every other choice” —Robert Bulter
Work of a Literary Merit
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The problem is the problem, not the person
The path to change often starts by separating the life of the problem from the life of the person
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Values and Intentions
Distinctions between person and problem help to uncover the deep intentions and values of the life of the person.
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Restory
Curious questions help to develop a rich description of the life of the person outside of the life of the problem. As a result we begin to reconnect and amplify the values of the person so people live in a more fulfilled and congruent way
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