A client presents in your office as petrified of authority figures. Your work with children has taught you that he could benefit from some work in attachment. But before doing that, you decide to explore with him the narrative concept of:

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The idea behind gaze is that those in constant observance of their behavior could very well be in that position because they believe that their behaviors are being watched and can be addressed with specific, individual consequences. Other pieces of narrative therapy have more to do with the story that is told, in which the gaze may play a part.

A Client Presents in Your Office as Petrified of Authority