The Difficulty of Making Eye Contact in Therapy

Many clients, especially those on the autism spectrum, find it challenging to maintain eye contact. Trauma or embarrassment can also hinder this interaction.

Encouraging clients to gradually improve eye contact can aid in therapy sessions, fostering a stronger connection and aiding in the healing process.

Overcoming Eye Contact Challenges in Therapy

Building a Stronger Therapist-Client Connection

The Impact of Eye Contact on Recovery

Lack of eye contact can slow down the recovery process as it serves as a grounding technique. It helps therapists gauge client engagement and progress.

Working on improving eye contact can enhance communication and understanding, facilitating a more effective therapeutic journey.

Eye Contact as a Therapeutic Tool

Enhancing Recovery Through Eye Contact