Gas lighting

How can therapists address their own countertransference reactions, emotional responses, or biases when working with clients who have experienced gaslighting?
In what ways can therapists support clients in building resilience, self-confidence, and assertiveness skills to navigate gaslighting tactics and protect their mental and emotional well-being?
How can therapists create a safe and validating therapeutic environment for clients to explore and process their experiences of gaslighting without re – traumatising or invalidating the client?
What are some therapeutic strategies or interventions that can help clients identify, address, and cope with gaslighting experiences in therapy or their personal lives?
How can therapists differentiate between healthy self-doubt or introspection and the harmful effects of gaslighting in clients’ lives or relationships?
What is gaslighting, and how can therapists recognise the signs of gaslighting in their clients’ experiences or relationships?

How can therapists address their own countertransference reactions, emotional responses, or biases when working with clients who have experienced gaslighting?