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Mythos

Presence is the practitioner's calm attention treated as part of the work.

The room, the pace, and whether the practitioner is actually here. In ๐Ÿ“Somatic Practice that attention is a condition of the session, not a mystical add-on and not a diagnosis of the client. If the practitioner is rushed, the practice is already off. Presence is not psychotherapy and not a claim to heal by being watched.

Clients feel whether they are being met. If the attention is too much, it is backed off. Panic or shutdown is a stop.

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