models of counseling
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MODELS OF COUNSELING
Prepared by:
Rose Analyn H. MagculangBBTE 4-1
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Psychological therapies generally
fall into four categories:
1. Psychoanalytical/psychodynamic Approach
2. Behavioral Therapies
3. Humanistic Therapies
4. Cognitive Therapies
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Psychoanalytic Approach
• Psychoanalytical therapies are based on anindividual's unconscious thoughts and perceptionsthat have developed throughout their childhood,and how these affect their current behavior and
thoughts.
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Psychoanalytic approachincludes:
1. Psychoanalytic therapy -- Psychoanalytic therapy isoften beneficial for individuals who want to understandmore about themselves.
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Psychoanalytic approachincludes:
2. Psychodynamic therapy –
This approach seeks to increase a client's self-awareness and understanding of how the past hasinfluenced present thoughts and behaviors,
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Humanistic Approach
• It focus on self-development, growth andresponsibilities. They seek to help individualsrecognize their strengths, creativity and choice inthe 'here and now'.
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Humanistic approach
includes:1. Person-Centered therapy
focuses on an individual's self worth and values.
the client consciously and rationally decides
for themselves what is wrong and what shouldbe done about it.
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Humanistic approachincludes:
2. Gestalt Therapy
Gestalt Therapy can be roughly translated to 'whole' andfocuses on the whole of an individual's experience,including their thoughts, feelings and actions.
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Humanistic approach
includes:3. Transactional Analysis
is based on the theory that we have three ego states:Parent, Adult and Child. By recognizing ego-states, itattempts to identify how individuals communicate, and
how this can be changed.
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Humanistic approachincludes:
4. Existential Therapy
It focuses on exploring the meaning of certain issuesthrough a philosophical perspective, instead of atechnique-based approach.
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Behavioral therapy
It is effective for individuals who requiretreatment for some sort of behavior change,such as addictions, phobias and anxiety
disorders.
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Behavior therapy includes:
1. Reality Therapy
Reality Therapy is the method of counseling that
Dr. Glasser has been teaching since 1965.Reality therapy, like every other therapy, beginswith the therapeutic alliance.
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Cognitive-behavioral therapy
CBT is commonly used to treat a wide range of disorders including phobias, addiction,depression and anxiety.
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Cognitive Approach
• It involves learning how to identify andreplace distorted thoughts and beliefs,ultimately changing the associated habitualbehavior towards them
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Cognitive therapy includes:
1. Rational- emotive therapy
is a type of cognitive-behavioral therapy developed
by psychologist Albert Ellis. It focused on helpingclients change irrational beliefs.