14 August

Am a big fan of Open Focus work, it's an extremely powerful alternative way to think about use. And the focus of Open Focus is in how we pay attention, so it means you can work with a person's activity out into the world rather than with their body functioning (which follows automatically from the attention). Here's a nice short example of how it gets applied in practice: http://www.openfocusattentiontraining.com/2015/08/12/solving-problems/#comment-957