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    Experiential Therapy Essay

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    Experiential therapy uses expressive tools and activities‚ such as role playing or acting‚ using props‚ arts and crafts‚ music‚ animal care‚ guided image‚ or various forms of recreation to re-enact and re-experience emotional situations from past and recent relationships. This type of therapy can be beneficial for couples or individual therapy and through developmental learning styles that can be used for personal growth. Experiential therapy was designed to identify with humanistic values‚ understanding

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    Group Therapy Essay

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    Group therapy is one of the most powerful ways for a person to overcome a drug addiction. There are multiple different types of group therapy offered for people in drug rehabilitation. These activity groups are designed to treat different mental aspects of addiction utilizing unique methods. Choosing a specific therapy type will dictate the kind of activities you are likely to expect in therapy. Make sure to consider which is right for you before choosing one with your addiction treatment specialist

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    According to the Marriage and Family Therapy concept there are three stages of a typical therapy. The treatment starts with the initial stage. During this period a therapist should identify and establish therapeutic goals to understand better what a family or an individual want to change‚ what is the desirable outcome of the treatment and how long the therapy may last. Quintessential questions throughout this phase are: what brings you here?‚ what do you want to change in your life or in your relationship(s)

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    Differences: Strategies for Resistant Clients Unlike narrative therapysolution-focused therapy presumes that some clients will be resistant to counselling and to change. While some clients are described as ’customers’ who voluntarily want to make changes in their lives‚ not every client will present in this way (Corcoran‚ 2008). Solution-focused therapy strategizes for ’complainants’‚ people who attend voluntarily but are convinced someone else or something outside of themselves needs to change

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    Transgender Group Therapy

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    Vikram Kolmannskog (2014)‚ an openly gay therapist in Oslo Norway‚ purported that the Gestalt approach to group therapy could be utilized with transgender clients. He reports that “phenomenology is the overall method in Gestalt therapy.” (p. 248) This process concentrates on the consciousness and direct experience. The case study of group therapy followed protocol in that each potential member was personally screened by the leader‚ a purpose for the group was clearly established

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    in a session. The way of thinking for an adult and a child are different in so many ways. The adult brain in adults is fully developed and they are set in their ways that can be hard for a counselor to change. It is hard to transform an adult person when they have gone their whole dealing with issues in a way that may be harmful to themselves or others. Adults have gone their whole life learning who they can trust and who they cannot trust which makes it difficult for the counselor to gain that

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    Couple Therapy Paper

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    Couple Co –Therapy Couples counseling in therapy helps couples of all types recognize and resolve conflicts while helping the couple improve their relationships. Through marriage counseling‚ one can make thoughtful decisions about rebuilding their relationship or going their separate ways. This paper will expound on my experience with counseling a couple. I was excited and scared at the same time. In addition to being apprehensive about remembering the skills and theories learned in class Counseling

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    Systemic Family Therapy

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    systemic family therapy approaches including: adlerian family therapy‚ multigenerational therapy‚ the human validation process model‚ experiential symbolic family therapy‚ structural family therapy and strategic family therapy. A brief overview of each modality will be given and then an exploration of the value of working systemically with the case study of Stan will be made. In addition‚ two social construction therapies‚ including solution focused therapy and narrative therapy will be reviewed

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    touch therapy

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    are bilaterally symmetrical‚ we are healthy‚ but when they are imbalanced‚ we become ill. TT allows a healer to detect and correct imbalances. To do this‚ the healer must be "centered" (a form of meditation)‚ and must have strong intentions to help and heal the patient. Patients sit or lie comfortably. When properly centered‚ the healer passes his

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    Family Therapy Approach

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    The first meeting with a client(s) is incredibly important it’s the time that the counsellor can start to decide on the best treatment approach for a client(s). This is referred to as the initial assessment and should be focused on engagement and active listening in order to understand how the client sees their problems and to gain a time line of existing issues also the clients thoughts‚ feelings and identify what triggers these thoughts‚ feelings and behaviors. The initial assessment is also important

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