When It Is Used
Use it during live work when experience is sensed but not yet symbolized clearly enough for deeper processing.
Focusing is a live-session emotion-focused therapy task for practitioners working with clients who have a vague, unclear, or bodily felt concern. It helps the practitioner capture what becomes clearer as emotion, meaning, image, word, bodily shift, or direction.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Use it during live work when experience is sensed but not yet symbolized clearly enough for deeper processing.
A session may end with only a located felt sense and no emergent shift. The review should show that as incomplete clarification, not failure.
No. Focusing is specified as a live-session practitioner-guided task. Client participation is collaborative and optional within the shared workspace.
No. The tool organizes what is entered but does not infer meanings, diagnose, score, or generate therapeutic conclusions.
Yes. Saving adds the fixed Focusing tool itself to the practitioner's account as-is.