For Therapists
Key context to review: When Therapy Misreads You
Purpose. This site is a prototype for a calm, safe, symbolic practice. It offers short “recipes” with firm guardrails to help users build stable attention and meaning-making in ordinary time.
What I’m testing
- Brief, time-limited exercises (≤10–15 min; ≤2/day).
- Plain-language logging (Saw/Heard · Interpreted · Felt · Test next).
- “Seals” and Warnings to prevent dissociative drift.
Clinical guardrails
- Stop if anxiety ≥ 7/10; close with the Seal, water, and a short walk.
- No altered states; well-lit room; hydrated; grounded.
- Reversibility: if something sticks, write it down, do a neutral task, revisit tomorrow.
- This is not treatment; users follow their clinician’s guidance.
How it may help
- Gentle structure for journaling + metacognitive labeling.
- Safer container for exploring symbols without metaphysical claims.
- Simple habits that can complement therapy homework.
Notes
- All practices remain optional; discontinue if they interfere with care.
- Feedback on language, safety, or scope is welcome at this prototype stage.