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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Counseling and Therapy

TermDefinition
Psychoanalytic therapy contributions focus on unconscious and the first 6 years of life; transference, countertransference, resistance, anxiety, ego defence
Adlerian therapy contributions emphasis on social and psychological factors, holistic, goal oriented, humanistic
Existential therapy contributions subjective approach based on a complete view of the human condition; anxiety, guilt, freedom, death, isolation
Person-centered therapy contributions Clients take an active stance and assume responsibility for the direction of therapy. Foundation for a trusting relationship
Gestalt therapy contributions emphasis on direct experiencing, doing, growth, inner creative potential, and nonverbal behavior
Behavior therapy contributions Emphasis is on assessment and evaluation techniques; Specifi c problems; therapist: reinforcer, model, teacher, and consultant
Cognitive behavior therapy contributions comprehensive and eclectic therapeutic practice; numerous cognitive, emotive, and behavioral techniques
Reality therapy contributions for teachers, nurses, ministers, educators, social workers, and counselors; choice theory
Feminist therapy contributions question genderstereotypes and to reject limited views of what a woman is expected to be; implications of child abuse, incest, rape
Postmodern approaches contributions emphasis on client strengths and competence; clients view themselves in new and more effective ways.
Family systems therapy contributions individual nor family is blamed for a particular dysfunction; ups opportunities to resolve conflicts in systems outside of the family
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