chapter 13 humanistic therapy Flashcards
Who is the leading figure of humanism
Carl Rodgers
what is the belief about humanistic therapy
people aren’t inherently bad
what is humanism therapy also called
non-directive and client centered
what is self actualization
growing to meet your full potential
what is positive regard
a good feeling after doing something treated with warmth, hope and love
What are the goals of humanism
Foster self actualization
achieve congruence
what is the therapist task
create a climate that the clients can resume a natural growth toward self actualization
what are the 3 elements of humanistic therapy
empathy
unconditional positive regard
genuineness
what is reflection
When a therapist responds to the client that restates what the client says in different words that highlight the way the client feels.
what is motivational interviewing
a therapy technique developed from humanism that targets carious problems
centers on addressing ambivalence or uncertainty about making major changes
what are the central principles of motivation interviewing
expressing empathy
developing discrepancy
avoiding argumentation
rolling with resistance
identifying sustain talk and change talk
developing discrepancy
highlighting how their goals are different from their values
avoiding arguments
not directly calling our and instead roll with resistance
rolling with resistance
when a client expresses hesitation and you rolling with it
aka meeting them where they are
