Body psychotherapy

This paper explores my counseling theory. It looks at the way I view human nature and the development of personality through the lens of an elementary school counselor. This paper looks at the development of psychopathology and the goals of therapy using fundamental cognitive behavioral theory (CBT) and techniques used in CBT and person centered therapy (PCT). Researched is used to advocate for my use of child center play therapy (CCPT) along with taking a look at reality therapy (RT) for use

An integrated approach will allow for this writer to incorporate concepts and techniques from multiple therapies. This writer’s integrated approach consists of Choice Theory as primary while techniques are used for Adlerian Therapy, Behavior Therapy, and Reality Therapy. The Behavior Therapy technique Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) and Adlerian Therapy technique Phase 2: Explore the Individual’s Psychological Dynamics. By combining these therapies allows for a complete understanding of the client

Solution Focused Therapy (SFBT) Solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) places focus on a person 's present and future circumstances and goals rather than past experiences. In this goal-oriented therapy, the symptoms or issues bringing a person to therapy are typically not targeted. Instead, a qualified therapist encourages those in treatment to develop a vision of the future and offers support as they determine the skills, resources, and abilities needed to achieve that vision successfully. History

I chose Linda for this paper because her case is multilayered. An approach or theory that works one session, may not work the next. Linda keeps me on my toes; she can be demanding and the counter transference that happens in our sessions is something I constantly need to be aware of. During each meeting, I learn something new about Linda that helps me to understand her and why she thinks, acts and feels the way she does. Utilization of supervision has been critical with this particular client. My

Introduction Mental illness/disorder can be described as a change in a person’s cognitive, physical, emotional and/or behavioural control and organization that may cause distress in different areas of life (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). I chose mental illness as the affected population for the article in an inpatient setting; acute psychiatric and rehabilitative units. The normal length of stay in these places varies from a week to a year; the focus being on faster turnover in general

BC7333 Working with Couples and Families a Systemic Approach Assessment Three Submitted by: Prince Jose Sebastian CASE STUDY Professional couple, Chris: 33 6th generation New Zealander and Diana; 36, immigrated from United Kingdom 5 years ago. Presenting issue: 17 months of ongoing arguing resulting in decreasing confidence for both regards the relationship.Counselling was initiated by Chris after a particularly bad weekend of conflict. This couple are stuck in a vicious, escalating cycle focused

Myers-Brigg Type Indicator The Myers-Brigg Assessment, and the four dimensions of personality types based on the findings of Carl Jung, Isabel Myers and Katharine Briggs, indicates Katie as an ISFJ (intuitive, sensing, feeling, and judging). People falling into this category are often known as nurturers. Additionally, individuals of this personality type tend to be practical, and sensitive towards other’s feelings. These traits make the ISFJ personality ideal for careers such as counseling

Most of my professional life to date has focused on working with people with disabilities and in helping them identify and achieve their goals. As an occupational therapist, I had coursework in psychology, but no formal training in counseling. My ability to help my patients reach their highest potential really depended on my professional relationship, or what as therapists we referred to as “therapeutic use of self”. I certainly learned and used specific techniques and assessments over the years

Professional experience in my career and personal experience receiving therapeutic counseling has given me a broad-based set of beliefs about what motivates individuals. I have determined that each individual comes with a unique context and narrative and that my role is to facilitate a client’s self-determination and decision-making by developing a positive relationship that allows the client freedom to take risks or make informed choices. Also, I believe that the counselor creates the trusting

Regardless of its debilitating effects on the mind, anxiety and depression can be treated effectively through means of therapy or medication. Aaron Beck and Albert Ellis are the two brilliant pioneers of cognitive therapy who have both developed effectual methods of redirection for those who seek assistance regarding their mental health. Cognitive therapy as a whole is centralized in guiding clients to walk through their thought process in order to identify distorted patterns of thinking as well