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  2. The Safe Place is a guided imagery exercises that is a proven standard for trauma therapy. Find out what it is, how to build one for yourself and what to do if you face difficulties with it.

  3. Avoid using your home (or bed) as a ‘safe place’. You can create a new ‘safe place’ in your imagination. Start by getting comfortable in a quiet place where you won't be disturbed, and take a couple of minutes to focus on your breathing, close your eyes, become aware of any tension in your body, and let that tension go with each out-breath.

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  4. Jun 21, 2022 · The ‘Safe Place’ exercise draws on this. It is a guided imagery, relaxation exercise that can reduce anxiety, offer a break away from overwhelming feelings, and help children and adults face life challenges from a position of calmness and strength.

  5. The Safe/Calm Place Exercise. The objective is for the client to create a safe place in their imagination before processing begins. This emotional safe place can be used for a temporary rest during processing, as an aid to closing down the disturbance in order to close down a session, and as a way to deal with disturbing material that may arise ...

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  6. The safe place is a guided visualization in which the client identifies a secure and peaceful place, real or imaginary. The therapist walks them through the five senses around that place, and they are asked about the emotional experience of being there.

  7. DEVELOPING AND ENHANCING A CALM/SAFE PLACE. Use other coping skills if more appropriate (container, focus, courage, etc.) IMAGE. "I'd like you to think about some place you have been or imagine being that feels very calm or safe. Perhaps being on the beach or sitting by a mountain stream. What image represents your place? Describe what you see.”.

  8. Key Points. “The safe place” is a guided visualization. In this exercise, the therapist asks the client to visualize a place that feels as close to idyllic as possible: calm, safe, secure, relaxing, and so forth. This place can be real or imaginary. It can be a place that the client has actually visited, or would love to visit.

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