Counseling Theoretical Framework 1 
Directions: Complete the theoretical framework by filling in the blank spaces with the requested information. (1) Under the Theorist/Description column, identify the major theorist (s) and describe (50+ words) the respective theory in the far left column. (2) Under the Intent column, state (50+ words) what you believe is the intent of the theory. (3) Choose one from the
Looks like, Feels Like, Sounds Like. (4) Under the SelfEvaluation/Areas of Growth columns, rate yourself. (5) Then, state area (s) you need to grow in. Complete your assignment as an attachment. Counseling Theoretical Framework
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1. Psychoa Sigmund Freud: The focus of this
1. After nalytic Psychoanalysis theory is to show some was developed that individuals are facetofa with techniques ruled by their sexual ce that allowed for an and aggressive sessions understanding of needs, and that these with the human behaviors. specific areas therapist, It focused on the determine the the client role of the choices we make. engages unconscious and Freud’s theory in free determined that by displays the idea associatio irrational forces, that the goal of a
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unconscious majority of life is to 2. The motivations, and gain pleasure and client biological and avoid pain. This feels instinctual drives, theory also shows comforta humans go through that as we mature ble key psychosexual our life instincts, sharing stages within the which serve the informati first six years of purpose of survival on with life. It viewed of the individual and the sexual and the human race, therapist aggressive drives should be geared and is as the determinants towards growth, able to of the choices and development, and flow with
Looks like, Feels Like, Sounds Like. (4) Under the SelfEvaluation/Areas of Growth columns, rate yourself. (5) Then, state area (s) you need to grow in. Complete your assignment as an attachment. Counseling Theoretical Framework
Therapy
Major
Theorist
/Description
Intent
1.
2.
3.
Looks Se
Like lf
Feels Ev
Like al
Sounds ua
Like tio n /
Ar
ea s of
Gr
ow th 1.
2.
3.
1. Psychoa Sigmund Freud: The focus of this
1. After nalytic Psychoanalysis theory is to show some was developed that individuals are facetofa with techniques ruled by their sexual ce that allowed for an and aggressive sessions understanding of needs, and that these with the human behaviors. specific areas therapist, It focused on the determine the the client role of the choices we make. engages unconscious and Freud’s theory in free determined that by displays the idea associatio irrational forces, that the goal of a
n.
unconscious majority of life is to 2. The motivations, and gain pleasure and client biological and avoid pain. This feels instinctual drives, theory also shows comforta humans go through that as we mature ble key psychosexual our life instincts, sharing stages within the which serve the informati first six years of purpose of survival on with life. It viewed of the individual and the sexual and the human race, therapist aggressive drives should be geared and is as the determinants towards growth, able to of the choices and development, and flow with