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European-American Perspectives: Growing Up With Culture
Evolution of Psychotherapy, Episode 17, Clinical Demonstration 08: The Role Of Myth And Re-creating Self
This demonstration will explore how myth is instrumental in advancing client goals.
Educational Objectives:
- Describe how myth is instrumental in advancing client goals. List empirical considerations in the use of myth.
This demonstration will explore how myth is instrumental in advancing client goals.
Educational Objectives:
- Describe how myth is instrumental in advancing client goals. List empirical considerations in the use of myth.
Joe White: Inspirational Activist and Scholar
Mediating Conflict in Intimate Relationships
Mi Cuento (My Story): Life Review Interview With Luis Vazquez
Narrative Mediation in the Workplace
Narrative Skills, Practice Exercises for Developing Counseling Skills, Part 2: Decision-Making and Externalizing
Reauthoring Lives Through Stories of Caring
Series I - Systems of Psychotherapy, Narrative Therapy
The videos in the APA Psychotherapy Video Series are intended for educational and training purposes. Unauthorized viewing of these videos is expressly prohibited. All participants have agreed to allow their clinical...
In Narrative Therapy, Dr. Lynne Angus demonstrates her approach to psychotherapy. Researchers and practitioners from many backgrounds have identified client narrative expression as the common ground of social discourse in psychotherapy. Narrative therapy focuses on the client's understanding of his or her own st...
In Narrative Therapy, Dr. Lynne Angus demonstrates her approach to psychotherapy. Researchers and practitioners from many backgrounds have identified client narrative expression as the common ground of social discourse in psychotherapy. Narrative therapy focuses on the client's understanding of his or her own story and how the client's emotions, actions, and problems fit into the context of the story. This approach seeks to reach one of three...
In Narrative Therapy, Dr. Lynne Angus demonstrates her approach to psychotherapy. Researchers and practitioners from many backgrounds have identified client narrative expression as the common ground of social discourse in psychotherapy. Narrative therapy focuses on the client's understanding of his or her own story and how the client's emotions, actions, and problems fit into the context of the story. This approach seeks to reach one of three goals: to put "untold" aspects of the client's past into the life narrative, help clients emotionally enter and re-author their own stories, or help clients construct new meanings in relation to stories that may emerge in therapy.
In this session, Dr. Angus works with a client suffering from depression who has boundary issues with her family. Dr. Angus helps the client to "own" her story and recognize her own agency in improving her life.
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