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The cases reported in this article demonstrate several of the important principles that are unique to the psychotherapeutic work with cancer patients (Pospone, 1998). Dynamic psychotherapy with cancer patients is emotionally challenging, intellectually stimulating, and highly rewarding. Time pressures will often enhance the motivation for psychological change and allow the patient and therapist to work productively and rapidly toward resolving long-standing conflict. I must say that they used Adler psychoanalysis “social” Alder developed a different view and believe that human nature was driven usually by social aspects rather than sexual urges and that all action where goal oriented in order to improve oneself (Corsini & Wedding, 2011). I observed that in this special case of cancer and the use of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy they used group’s consultations and each patient talk about their own experiences during the cancer process. I think that this approach that they incorporated as therapy is beneficial, because they can see/feel supported for many people. Also, “Adlerian Analysis” considered a psychodynamic theory because it focuses on understanding the individual psyche. (Corsini & Wedding, 2011). Which in this case individual psyche play a big role, because “you” wants to get better you will get better because that what you want for you as an…
“A positive expectation of the client’s life success is more conductive to tasks of exploration, discovery, and healing than a psychopathological perspective (Franklin C., 2002). If the therapist can sow the client that there problem is actually smaller than they are seeing it, by breaking down the problem. Then the client will start to have positive expectations for them as well.…
of the key concepts of Adlerian Therapy is that “objective reality is less important than…
Each aspect of a client’s life can affect their emotions and behaviors. Dialectical behavior therapy is based on a biosocial theory that looks at the client’s childhood environment that could have led them to be emotional susceptible as a child causing emotional dysregulation as an adult. A client’s inner personality as a child of being emotionally sensitive was refuted by adults in their life through punishing the child in forms of abusive behaviors. Growing up these clients ' are in a feedback loop cause there emotional dysregulation to continue (Lynch & Chapman,…
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Different approaches to therapy exist. Understanding the different approaches can help clinicians offer better interventions based on the nature of the problem and the desired outcome. Two main approached to therapy exist: psychoanalytical and thought-focused treatments. Thought-focused treatment approaches developed as psychologists began to challenge the practices of psychoanalytical treatments. Differences in beliefs in the interaction of cognition, emotions, and behavior of humans, therapy process, and therapeutic interventions exist between psychoanalytical and thought-process treatments.…
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