PYC4809 2022
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Example of index:
Contents
Task 1. Case Study
1.1 Existential therapy definition
1.2 Capacity for self-awareness
1.3 Search for meanning
Task 2. Self-reflection exercise
2.1 Background to self-reflection
2.2 Definition Person-centred approach
2.3 Struggles with reference to therapeutic goals
2.4 Therapist function and role
2.5 Relationship between therapist and client
Task 3
Critical evaluation of therapeutic approach
Therapeutic approach: Person-centred approach
Contributions and limitations:
Task 4. Ethical policy document:
Ethical Decision making:
Steps to follow in ethical decision making:
Effective multicultural counsellor:
References
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Two propositions: Capacity for self-awareness and search for meaning.
Existential therapy definition
Existential therapy may be defined as a therapy that emphasises the human condition
entirely (Corey, 2017). The therapy uses a positive approach that praises individuals’ capacities
and ambitions, while at the same time acknowledging the individuals’ limitations. Existential
therapy believes that individuals experience intra-cognitive conflicts that are due to their own
interactions with specific conditions in their lives (Corey, 2017). According to the existential
approach the key concepts include: (a) capacity for self-awareness, (b) freedom and responsibility,
(c) striving for identity and relationship to others, (d) the search for meaning, (e) anxiety as a
condition of living, and (f) the awareness of death and nonbeing (Corey, 2017).
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Portfolio
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Example of index:
Contents
Task 1. Case Study
1.1 Existential therapy definition
1.2 Capacity for self-awareness
1.3 Search for meanning
Task 2. Self-reflection exercise
2.1 Background to self-reflection
2.2 Definition Person-centred approach
2.3 Struggles with reference to therapeutic goals
2.4 Therapist function and role
2.5 Relationship between therapist and client
Task 3
Critical evaluation of therapeutic approach
Therapeutic approach: Person-centred approach
Contributions and limitations:
Task 4. Ethical policy document:
Ethical Decision making:
Steps to follow in ethical decision making:
Effective multicultural counsellor:
References
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Two propositions: Capacity for self-awareness and search for meaning.
Existential therapy definition
Existential therapy may be defined as a therapy that emphasises the human condition
entirely (Corey, 2017). The therapy uses a positive approach that praises individuals’ capacities
and ambitions, while at the same time acknowledging the individuals’ limitations. Existential
therapy believes that individuals experience intra-cognitive conflicts that are due to their own
interactions with specific conditions in their lives (Corey, 2017). According to the existential
approach the key concepts include: (a) capacity for self-awareness, (b) freedom and responsibility,
(c) striving for identity and relationship to others, (d) the search for meaning, (e) anxiety as a
condition of living, and (f) the awareness of death and nonbeing (Corey, 2017).
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