Psychoanalytic Modes
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-Insight- primary
-Behavior- secondary; once insight is gained, therapists "work through" with
clients implementing changes into life
-Beliefs- not important
-Experience- not important
Narrative Concepts
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, -Dominant discourses- broad societal stories, practices, and expectations
-Local discourses- occur in our heads, closer relationships, and with
marginalized groups (these groups have different "goods" or "shoulds" than
the dominant groups
People:
-Are not their problems
-Have good intentions
-Are profoundly influenced by discourses around them
-Can develop alternative empowering stories once separated from their
problems and cultural myths
Milan Leading Figures
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Palazzoli (founder) and Prata- invariant prescription; Boscolo and Cecchin-
broke away towards more collaborative style with circular questioning
Milan Philosophical School
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-Initially Modern
-Boscolo and Cecchin split- Postmodern
-Communications Theory
Strategic Role of Therapist
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, -Directive/prescriptive
-Strategic maneuvering- tailoring approach to each client situation
Cognitive Behavioral Leading Figures
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Norman Epstein; Donald Baucom; Frank Dattilio; Aaron Beck and Albert
Ellis
Behavioral Modes
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-Behavior- primary
-Insight- helping parents see how actions effect behaviors
-Beliefs- not important
-Experience- not important
Milan Goals of Treatment
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-Alter family rules so family members have no symptoms
Multi-directed partiality
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-Insight- primary
-Behavior- secondary; once insight is gained, therapists "work through" with
clients implementing changes into life
-Beliefs- not important
-Experience- not important
Narrative Concepts
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, -Dominant discourses- broad societal stories, practices, and expectations
-Local discourses- occur in our heads, closer relationships, and with
marginalized groups (these groups have different "goods" or "shoulds" than
the dominant groups
People:
-Are not their problems
-Have good intentions
-Are profoundly influenced by discourses around them
-Can develop alternative empowering stories once separated from their
problems and cultural myths
Milan Leading Figures
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Palazzoli (founder) and Prata- invariant prescription; Boscolo and Cecchin-
broke away towards more collaborative style with circular questioning
Milan Philosophical School
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-Initially Modern
-Boscolo and Cecchin split- Postmodern
-Communications Theory
Strategic Role of Therapist
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, -Directive/prescriptive
-Strategic maneuvering- tailoring approach to each client situation
Cognitive Behavioral Leading Figures
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Norman Epstein; Donald Baucom; Frank Dattilio; Aaron Beck and Albert
Ellis
Behavioral Modes
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-Behavior- primary
-Insight- helping parents see how actions effect behaviors
-Beliefs- not important
-Experience- not important
Milan Goals of Treatment
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-Alter family rules so family members have no symptoms
Multi-directed partiality
