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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2023
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You could totally work with your inner child on that basis. Obviously don't have to. But just imagining this little version of you and the hardship they had to endure, thinking about what they would have needed from an adult, and imagining yourself being that adult for your imaginative younger self - that would be very much in line with the idea of the technique.