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Find Reason Therapy Find Reason Therapy was founded by Jackson Goding, a Psychotherapist based in Sydney, Australia.

15/10/2026

AI is going to make who you are as a practitioner matter
More than ever before….

Everyone sounds like an expert,
They can get a script that hits you in the feels
Explain theory perfectly
Tell you how to heal in 30 seconds

It can make someone sound really knowledgeable

What’s coming is the change!

People are going to look beyond the words and reels
And move into the connection;

Do I believe them
Can I feel their authenticity
Have they actually lived through this
Would I trust someone I care deeply about with them.

When everyone has access to polished language and knowledge, what makes a practitioner truly worth listening to.

Does this sound like regurgitated AI that 400 other practitioners said this week.
Are they helping me see differently
Can I feel this person actually gets this
They’ve walked it, breathed it, embodied it.

I believe the practitioners who are going to have real gravity are the ones where you listen to them and think…

This guy gets it.

12/10/2026

Here’s the 3

You would think that on day one, if you are about to embark on the journey of supporting another person in their recovery, you must do your own inner work.
Not only is this not a requirement, but it isn’t even suggested

2. That above all else, the work is relational and our job is to provide a reparative relational experience
For whatever reason evidence base practices suggest the therapuetic relationship is on par with all other practices; thats like a Ferrari complete with a bunch of buses.

3. Everything is based on our experiences; a 12 week subject on trauma is not a sufficient amount to understand that everything has something underneath it.
The more you understand trauma the more you can work with a wider variety of humans facing whatever it is their navigating

11/10/2026

Maybe I could ask about…
I noticed earlier that…
There might be something underneath this…
Perhaps we should explore…

Suddenly you have a bunch of places you could take them.

And you probably could take them to any of them.

The problem isn’t that you know too much or that there are endless avenues available to you.

The refinement is tuning in and checking whether the need to offer something has become more about you needing to know that you’re being valuable.

You can start leaning into territory where it becomes more important that you are useful here than that you remain attuned and available here.

So you offer the explanation.
You offer an intervention.
You offer another tool.
You offer more depth.

You can end up bringing more into the session whilst becoming less available to it.

Satisfying your need to be of value, to be doing enough, rather than staying with what is here and moving when the moment actually needs it.

Look at the origin of where that need is coming from.

This doesn’t mean don’t utilise the incredible value you have to offer.

Continue in refine.
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05/10/2026

Practitioners, shame is probably sitting in more of your sessions than you realise…

It doesn’t always look as obvious as
“I hate myself”

Perhaps more like
“I need to get this right”
“I can’t speak up”
“I don’t want to let others down”
“I don’t know what I need”
“I should be further along”

They come in with anxiety, relationship issues, addictions, anger or people pleasing

But good practitioners don’t just help with what’s on the surface.

They look underneath.

Understanding how shame forms and what grows because of it matters so much in deeper work

The symptoms we see today can make a lot more sense when we understand what this person came to believe about themselves a long time ago.

What looks like the problem might be of a result of what needed to happen because of their shame and beliefs.

01/10/2026

Closer Dave knows a steal when he sees on.

If your a practitioner or a someone seeking therapy you’ll know there is endless options.

Some terrific some terrifying

The work is about relationship and knowing the right level of readiness for a person edge.

Everything else is some grifting nonsense

Try before you buy, do your research or dave will get ya.

30/09/2026

Before asking someone to get into their body, I want to know why they had to get out of it.

Dr. Frank Anderson talks a lot about this, although not in this particular clip.

As practitioners, we can become so convinced that embodiment, or going to the body, is the destination that we start trying to get someone there before understanding why they don’t want to go.

Imagine this:
Your client keeps explaining.
You ask, “But where do you feel that?”
They disconnect or say, “I don’t know.”
So you ask in a different way.
Still nothing.

Don’t jump straight to “they’re in their head.”

Perhaps ask yourself:
Why might going to their head be the safest thing for them?
Why is this their go-to when things get tense?

There once was a system so intelligent that it learnt it wasn’t a good idea to feel, connect to the body or slow down.

A big part of our job is understanding what that’s about.

Becoming curious enough to see why it exists.
What feels unsafe about feeling or being with their body?
How does intellectualising or meaning-making keep them safe?
Don’t rush to get them somewhere they aren’t ready to go.

If staying in their head was protective, I want to understand what it’s protecting before I ask them to leave it.

We get to 30, 40, 50...and never really question the builder.And every day, people walk into practitioners' spaces still...
28/09/2026

We get to 30, 40, 50...
and never really question the builder.

And every day, people walk into practitioners' spaces still living inside houses built by little boys and girls who only knew what they knew.

This wall has to be here.
This gate has to stay closed.
Nobody can come through this door.
There can't be a window here.

Continue the conversation in refine.
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Their referrals aren't built because they mastered Instagram algorithms Instead, their legacy gets passed down From clie...
27/09/2026

Their referrals aren't built because they mastered Instagram algorithms
Instead, their legacy gets passed down
From client to client.
From practitioner to practitioner.
“You gotta see them.”
“Ask them what they think.”
“They're worth waiting for.”

Because let's be honest, who wouldn't wait in line for Dumbledore?
To see the wizard, not just the wand.

Continue the conversation in refine.
My weekly writing for practitioners becoming.
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