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In this episode of the Neuroscience Informed Christian Counseling podcast, we explore the powerful skill of Pacing, as taught in the NICC Basic Training course. Pacing is the strategic use of verbal tone, volume, tempo, and body language to mirror, upregulate, or slow down a participant’s emotional state, facilitating deeper emotional connection and healing. By attuning to the participant’s nervous system, care providers use pacing to promote safety, regulate emotions, and enhance the participant’s engagement with their inner world.

Learn how Pacing works to create a therapeutic environment where participants feel seen, heard, and understood—maximizing the effectiveness of the therapeutic process. Through subtle adjustments in communication, care providers can help participants navigate emotional highs and lows with grace and presence.

Ready to master the art of Pacing in your counseling practice? Click here to explore the NICC Basic Training course and elevate your therapeutic skills!

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