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What does it mean to see a person?

Not judging somebody

You do not find out who that person is if you start making assessments
Putting labels upon them
You just focus on that label

Before
I would leave my heart at the door before entering

Before
I would enter with the notes and the treatment plan

To see
The Client

You do not know who they are
You have never walked in their shoes
You just have to
See
Who they are

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Now I See A Person wishes all a Happy Mother’s Day. Presenting Theresa (mom) & Oliver (son) just 2 of our equine co-therapists collaborating for change with trauma and underserved populations, and preventing the Troubled Teen Industry www.nowiseeaperson.com

Now I See A Person Institute will be providing tra

Now I See A Person Institute will be providing trauma therapy on the ranch in accordance with state guidelines. We plan a hybrid plan for now of tele health and in person.

A person describes her experience at Now I See A P

A person describes her experience at Now I See A Person as being a connective experience to herself, the horses, therapists and others in her life. These were her comments, "When I first came there, I was going up the dirt road, and I thought where am I? I had initially pictured an office, a building, I expected it to be like a regular therapist's office that I was going to, so I was very skeptical at first, why am I here? I saw the ranch and I saw the horses, Oh my god I love horses, I grew up with horses, as soon as I saw the horses and the environment, I felt really comfortable. It just wasn't your typical cold setting of being in an office with the white walls and people just being serious and quiet and even the offices are cold themselves - physically and metaphorically just cold. So it was a warm environment, it was very inviting, it made me feel very comfortable even before I got introduced to Dr Swim. So yeah it was really nice. I would say that it is a very welcoming and warm environment and that being there makes me or made me want to grow as a person, just being there made me want to grow as a person, and all the staff were really nice and they paid attention. The staff wanted to get to know you as a person, I mean it is their job to get to know you but ummm it was just warm and welcoming and it was a place where I could be myself and grow as a person.”

This person had an negative experience of other therapies. This person said, “Being in the hospital, I was 18 already so I was with the adults. And it was scary. I thought to myself I don't want to be here. I don't belong here. Like I just need out. I didn't see any therapists, I didn't get to talk to any therapists and they just put me on medication. There was no deeper, I guess, connection or he didn't look really deep into my problem and why I was in there. I didn't get any follow up calls. The experience I had didn't help me at all. I still attempted suicide I was still drinking heavily, partying heavily, still doing whatever what I was doing before I was hospitalized and they didn't really help me at all. They did not help.”
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Jack treating those affected by The Troubled Teen

Jack treating those affected by The Troubled Teen Industry
Now I See A Person Institute attempts to prevent the Troubled Teen Industry though strength based therapy of what is right rather than wrong, using a nurturing environment of a horse ranch, using genuinely caring therapists who have the time to listen (not tell you what is wrong but listen to the traumatized), using horses as co-therapists to provide safe conversations of trauma while petting nurturing horses who care to listen too, and slowing adding the clients community of support (parents, family members or who you chose) to not only heal, find new self identify but find that empowerment that each person has but possibly misplaced due to past therapies, institutionalizations, hospitalizations or psychiatric interventions which unfortunately did not help. At Now I See A Person Institute we see you as a Person and not a Label that may have defined you in the past. Our team of therapists both human and equine provide the nurturance and normalcy to transform, sometimes for the first time in many years.

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Please see our article in ‘Mad In America’ how

Please see our article in ‘Mad In America’ how we listen, connect and support healing at Now I See A Person. https://www.madinamerica.com/2021/01/now-i-see-person-new-model-breaking-free-mental-health-labels/ We wish to continue to support people to thrive. 🐴 #horsesheal #collaborativetherapy #postmoderntherapy #marriageandfamilytherapy #nature #horse #horsepower #breakingcodesilence #traumahealing #trauma #socialjustice #mentalhealth #joy #connection

With a heavy heart NISAPI had to euthanize our Jac

With a heavy heart NISAPI had to euthanize our Jack. He was doing so very well until two days ago, but a series of unfortunate interactions created a perfect storm from which no horse could survive. He was a gentle giant warm blood and could easily jump six feet in his heyday and was also such a babysitter horse, so eager to love and be loved. This photo was taken this week he is on the left and to the right is his partner Maggie. FYI Jack was a devoted and loving family horse before becoming a co-therapist and leaves behind family members, prior co-therapists and many hundreds of healed clients. Our current wish is to buy our own ranch where we can expand and serve populations which unfortunately didn’t succeed in past services and to help prevent traumatic symptoms from worsening. NISAPI is a place to heal, transform, find joy and become “extraordinarily normal”, and our articles help to understand how and why this happens.
We have two new articles three in Metalogos and one in MIA describing the phenomenal healing of these horses. To Donate: https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/saving-lives-at-now-i-see-a-person-institute?utm_source=dash-feed-project&utm_platform=twt&utm_device=mobile or https://www.gofundme.com/healing-underserved-from-trauma or PayPal https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=L2AAEBNQ5C2H6. Cheers to Jack

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Please donate to a well worth cause and help us save lives.

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