Therapist Breaks Down Listening to James Blunt – Monsters @JamesBlunt #reaction #monsters

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Having worked as a therapist, teacher and coach with a Masters in Counseling Psychology, there is a fine dance between authenticity and being in touch with our own emotions, aware of our own bias, perceptions and potential projections and transference; as well as remaining a steadfast, safe and professional space for those in need. While I am not the viewer’s therapist in this video, I still strive to find that balance. This song evoked strong emotions within me, that I will speak about a bit (within measure), but there is also a plethora of powerful takeaways we can all gather from this song. Showing our emotions on camera is always a tricky, at times questionable, but apparently an increasingly powerful way to connect in our digital age, as so many seem to long for genuine reactions and connection.
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Date: December 18, 2024

26 thoughts on “Therapist Breaks Down Listening to James Blunt – Monsters @JamesBlunt #reaction #monsters

  1. Sometimes I just lay down with my Grandpa at his grave and listen to this song cause I never really processed his passing all the way.
    Been over 12 years and I still find myself opening the floodgates of tears randomly.

  2. Es una despedida muy inglesa, muy profunda. Cuando dice no soy tu hijo no eres mi padre no es exactamente así que debería traducirse al español. Creo que falta decir en este momento no soy tu hijo. No eres mi padre, creo que “en este momento” sería muy importante. se puede mejorar la traducción.

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