Sentences with phrase «therapeutic attitude»

His basic therapeutic attitude seemed to be: «Despite my inescapable emotional difficulties and personality warps, I will work with troubled people to help them achieve better relationships and more inner strength.

When attachment theory was blossoming, it didn't provide an accompanying toolbox of tactics and techniques, though it did offer a new therapeutic attitude, justifying deep, soul - felt work, which offered a genuinely new beginning towards treatment for adult attachment disorder.

A retired minister, Harold W. Ruopp of Minneapolis, while reflecting on his life, provided a striking illustration of what I mean by a therapeutic attitude.

This is the therapeutic attitude!

Those who share the therapeutic attitude embrace pluralism and the uniqueness of the individual, and conclude that there is no common moral ground and no publicly relevant morality.

However, this therapeutic attitude is usually accompanied by an institutional search for compromise on moral issues.

To the extent that he possesses a therapeutic attitude toward himself and others, he will be able to use his knowledge and skill.

The therapeutic attitude includes a realistic awareness of one's limitations as an instrument of growth and health; but it also includes an awareness of one's potentialities as such an instrument.

The helping person's own religion can help him maintain the therapeutic attitude.

The therapist should maintain a therapeutic attitude.

In this Workshop, first the schema therapeutic conceptual model (schemas, modes, coping strategies), the underlying theory (central importance of core needs in the context of developmental tasks), and requirements in the therapeutic attitude (eg, concept of «limited reparenting» and «empathic confrontation») are briefly outlined.

To help her cope with the challenges she and her child face, House Calls» senior clinician Wendy Kovacs works with Shannon to help her develop a therapeutic attitude (playful, accepting, curious, and empathic), provide appropriate supervision, and implement adequate structure in the home.

It is a more accurate and therapeutic attitude to describe a parent's assets as well as the weaknesses in their character.