Video: Active Listening Skills

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Active listening skills are particularly important in ketamine-assisted therapy which will be discussed in greater detail in the video.

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Key Takeaways

  • As a KAT facilitator, good listening helps you understand the client, helps them feel understood, and builds a foundation of trust.

  • Active listening facilitates the work of the inner healing intelligence.

  • Active listening skills include: paying attention, attentive non-verbals, affirming noises, and reflections.

  • Reflection means summarizing what the client said in your own words. Different reflections include: guiding, emotion-focused, and exaggerated.