Sentences with phrase «what therapeutic goals»
1 Hanley, T., Ersahin, Z., Sefi, A., and Hebron, J. Comparing Online and Face to Face Student Counselling: What Therapeutic Goals Are Identified and What Are the Implications for Educational Providers?
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Such men who want to make it through the therapeutic gauntlet must keep their cool, resist any temptation to criticize the system, and, above all, learn how to achieve the psychobabble goal of «transparency» while being anything but transparent about who they are and what they really believe.
The goal is to find the therapeutic combination that controls clinical signs and makes the patient comfortable; however, determining what works best for an individual patient takes time.
If your life is less meaningful, productive and fulfilling than you would like it to be, an appropriate therapeutic goal would be making whatever change is necessary for you to have what you want out of life.»
«Our work together focuses on your goals and what is important to you in a therapeutic relationship.
Followers of attachment theory feel that an underlying «fear of abandonment» drives couples» conflicts, and the ultimate therapeutic goal is to create a warm, empathic experience, at least partly to make up for what the client missed the first time around.
The couple may set therapeutic goals with the guidance of the therapist and develop a plan for therapy so each person knows what to expect.
He is truly a therapist, because what he does is actually therapeutic — he is intent and intense on his goal of treating and healing, which can be a stark and shocking contrast to other therapists.