Approach 4. Humanistic Approach Flashcards

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humanistic approach aims to…

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aims to develop a solid therapeutic partnership, encourage self-discovery and assist clients in exploring their values, objectives, and true selves

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humanistic approach are used for clients who are….

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  • level-headed
  • self-directive
  • have good self-security
  • have high IǪ and EQ
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Types of Humanistic-Existential Therapy

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  • Person-Centered Approach
  • Existential Therapy
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Person-Centered Approach

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non-directive approach where individual acts as an equal partner, while the therapist offers empathy and unconditional positive regard

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Existential Therapy

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People learn to accept responsibility for their own choices and recognize that they have the power to make changes in order to bring more meaning and purpose to their lives

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Goals of Humanistic-Existential Therapy/Counseling

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  1. Help people become more self-aware and
    accepting of themselves
  2. Empower clients to understand personal
    responsibility and promote authenticity and genuineness
  3. Create a safe and non-judgmental therapeutic
    space where clients can explore themselves without fear of criticism
  4. Boost self-esteem and self-worth of client and help them recognize the importance of their emotions in personal growth
  5. Encourage personal growth and develop meaning and purpose 6. Improve relationships by building healthier and more authentic relationships with others
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the therapist helps the client gain insight by…

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Helps client gain insight by reflecting back on the client’s feelings and thoughts

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Therapeutic Relationship is central to

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humanistic therapy

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Roles of Counselor

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➔ Will guide you toward developing healthy
behaviors by focusing on your positive characteristics.
➔ May act as guides as you
identify unfulfilled needs in your own life.
➔ Assumes you have the
wisdom and tools to manage problems yourself and make positive choices

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Techniques used in Humanistic-Existential Therapy

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  • Accurate Empathy (active listening, paying careful attention to the client’s feelings and thoughts, appropriate eye contact, facing
    clients, and encouraging gestures)
  • Congruence (therapist is genuinely himself)
  • Reflection of Content & Feelings (Recognizing emotions or thoughts that clients are not aware of and conveying it back for exploration)
  • Immediacy (Focusing on the present moment using a here-and-now approach)
  • Unconditional Positive Regard (creates a warm environment that embraces and respects the client for who they are,)
  • Positive Regard
  • Self-Actualization
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Differentiate Unconditional Positive Regard and Conditional Positive Regard

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  • Unconditional Positive Regard: where parents, significant others (and the humanist therapist) accept and love the person for what he or she is.
  • Conditional Positive Regard: where positive regard, praise, and approval, depend upon the child, for example, behaving in ways that the parents think are correct
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Self-Actualization

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To fulfill one’s potential and achieve the highest level of ‘human-beingness’ we can

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Humanistic therapy has been used to treat a range of different mental health conditions

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➔ Anxiety
➔ Depression
➔ Low self-esteem
➔ Panic disorder
➔ Personality disorders
➔ Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
➔ Psychosis
➔ Relationship problems
➔ Substance use
➔ Trauma

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