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    Psychotherapies Christopher Taylor BEH/225 January 23rd 2015 Clifford Marsh Cognitive Therapy- helps a person resolve problems through them understanding their maladaptive emotions and the way they think. This particular type of therapy concentrates on the persons thought pattern and how those affect their emotions. This therapy is productive by changing the thought pattern in which allows the person to act unproductive or feel bad about themselves

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    Existential Psychotherapy Rollo May and Irvin Yalom OVERVIEW Existential psychotherapy arose spontaneously in the minds and works of a number of psychologists and psychiatrists in Europe in the 1940s and 1950s who were concerned with finding a way of understanding human beings that was more reliable and more basic than the then-current psychotherapies. The “existential orientation in psychiatry‚” wrote Ludwig Binswanger‚ “arose from dissatisfaction with the prevailing efforts to gain

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    stared out when eating out with my family. People’s eyes widen while I ate my adult size burger. It was painful‚ but I love to eat. I bet those people who stared down on me felt the same way Dr. Yalom’s did in this chapter of “Fat Lady.” Dr. Yalom is judgmental‚ disrespectful and unprofessional in

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    ADLERIAN Limitations and Criticisms of the Adlerian Theory Adler chose to teach and practice over getting organized and presenting a well- defined systematic theory‚ making his written presentations difficult to follow. More research needed to support the effectiveness of the theory. Limited use for clients seeking immediate solutions to their problems and unwilling to explore childhood experiences‚ early memories‚ and dreams. One of its strengths is that it is a therapy for everyone in the

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    Ethics in Psychotherapy

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    down with both parents and modify my informed consent agreement to balance the parents and the child’s interest and participation in the psychotherapy. My assumption leading me to the conclusion that to uphold positive ethical practice‚ my focus for the best possible outcome is that some of the treatment needs to be solely with the minor. As the psychotherapy progresses‚ my involvement of both parents may likely increase based on what is uncovered in therapy. The implications and consequences of

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    Ethics in Psychotherapy Analysis Worksheet Use this worksheet and your understanding of critical thinking and the structure of an argument to analyze the article on ethics in psychotherapy from u03s3. To fill out the worksheet‚ work your way down through the analysis components and include your responses in the box next to the component. There are notes in the margins to help you flesh out the line of reasoning of the author‚ so use the notes along with your own interpretations as you fill out

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    References: Erskine R (1997)‚ ‘Theories and Methods of an integrative Transactional Analysis’ TA Press San Francisco Erskine R and Moursund J (2004)’Integrative Psychotherapy’ the Art and Science of Relationship’ Thomson Books Gilbert M and Evans K. (2000) ‘Psychotherapy Supervision‚ an integrative relational approach to psychotherapy supervision’ Open University Press Hawkins P and Shohet R (2000) Supervision in the helping Professions‚ 2nd ed. Buckingham; P57‚ 60 available from www.dawsonera.com

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    Running head: PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COLLECTIVISM: THE POTENTIAL Psychotherapy and Collectivism: The Potential for Value Compatible Treatment Joe Enright University of Saskatchewan PSY 850.3 Dr. Michelle Presniak Psychotherapy and Collectivism: The Potential for Value Compatible Treatment Increasing cultural diversity in the Western world has made the role of culture in the context of psychotherapy an increasingly important issue for consideration. The populations of many Western countries

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    Biomedical and psychotherapy are two basic approaches to treating psychological disorders. A number of approaches fall under the category of psychotherapy‚ but they all include the following four essential characteristics: 1. Systematic interaction between a client and a therapist 2. Based on psychological theory and research 3. Influences a client’s thoughts‚ feelings‚ and behavior 4. Used in treating disorders‚ adjustment problems‚ and to foster personal growth Explain‚ in a 200- to

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    Associate Level Material Appendix C Psychotherapy Matrix Directions: Review Module 36 of Psychology and Your Life. Select three approaches to summarize. Include examples of the types of psychological disorders appropriate for each therapy. Psychodynamic Therapy Approach Behavioral Approaches to Therapy Cognitive Approach to Therapy Summary of Approach Psychodynamic therapy is the idea that anxiety is seen as a symptom of an underling conflict. Also psychodynamic therapy seeks to bring

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