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Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
3 Resistance as a Self-Protective Function	4 Working with the Adaptive Process of Rigidity	5 Resistance vs. the Therapist’s Humility	6 How is My Client Not Feeling Safe?	7 What Function Does Resistance Serve?	8 Focusing on the Roots of Resistance
10 Targeting Change-resistant Energy	11 Rewiring the Resistant Brain	12 An Interpersonal Neurobiological View on Resistance	13 Shifting the Body’s Response to Resistance	14 The Physiology and Neurobiology of Resistance	15 Bottom-Up Ways to Work with Resistance
17 The Message of Your Client’s Opposition	18 The Therapist as “Hope Merchant”	19 Losing Strategies That Feed Resistance	20 A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Resistance	21 What Lies Beneath Resistance?	22 Practical Methods for Diminishing Resistance
24 Accepting the Gift of Resistance	25 Resistance: Crucial for Change	26 Why I Welcome Resistance	27 The Path to Secure Functioning	28 Resistance as Evidence of Growth	29 Resistance as the Key to Your Interventions
May 1 Finding the Threat Behind Resistance	2 Moving a Client From Willful to Willing	3 3-Step Plan to Motivate Change	4 The Power of Permission	5 Skills for Working Through Resistance	6 Focused Strategies for Immovable Resistance