Psyche-Social
From Theory to Therapy Chair
An experiential journey for aspiring & practicing psychologists to become confident, grounded therapists.
SEVEE Philosophy:
This isn’t where you study therapy. This is where you become the therapist.
Your program isn’t about textbooks. It’s about:
Learning through doing
Easing therapist anxiety
Understanding therapy like a craft, not a course
Developing a personal style within ethical frames
Core Skills:
Therapeutic Presence & Emotional Holding. This is the invisible backbone of every good therapist - being able to stay regulated while holding another’s emotional truth. Everything else builds on this.
Teething Problems:
“What if I don’t know what to say?”
“Am I doing this right?”
“What if my client triggers me?”
“How do I lead a session without making it about me?”
“What if they ghost me, cry, stay silent, or rage?”
Program Schedule Wednesdays | 7 PM – 9 PM IST | Starting July 23, 2025 Hybrid Format: Online (Worldwide) + On-site (Ahmedabad) Becoming the Therapist Grounding your presence, values, and emotional readiness The First Visit: Consent, Goals & Early Trust How to meet your client with safety and structure Therapy Contracts & Session Flow Setting the frame and guiding the arc of each session Therapist Skills that Truly Matter Holding space, asking deep questions, regulating yourself Transference & Countertransference Emotional undercurrents and personal reactions in therapy When You Don’t Know What to Do Freezing, fawning, confusion — and how to reset with clarity Silence, Aggression & Emotional Resistance What’s unspoken, what’s projected, and how to respond When Clients Ghost, Cry, or Come Late Understanding rupture, attachment styles, and session repair Case Notes, Red Flags & Supervision Requests Writing what matters and knowing when to reach out for help Therapist Rituals, Maps & Personal Toolkits Scripts, metaphors, grounding methods, and closure techniques Student’s Choice Lab A live class shaped by the group’s real-time needs & questions Go to Therapy, Seek Supervision, Grow Becoming the kind of therapist who does their own inner work