Journey into Being: The Counselor as Companion‐Guide

Berliner, Patricia M.

doi:10.1002/j.2161-007x.1983.tb00662.x

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“…They are not likely to recognize that in the pain and conflict lies the opportunity for growth. In my practice of individual psychotherapy I have adapted the participantfacilitator role to that of companion-guide (Berliner, 1983). As companionguide, I accompany my clients into the yet to be discovered hurting and healing places in themselves.…”

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Soul Healing: A Model of Feminist Therapy

Berliner¹

1992

Counseling and Values

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A feminist psychospiritual model of therapy that can be used in working with clients who value the spiritual dimension in their lives is offered. The history, philosophy, and work of Women for a New World, a multidisciplinary team of women representing the areas of psychology, religious education, and the arts is presented. Using examples drawn from the developmental history of our retreat‐workshop paradigm and from some of our programs, including a weekend retreat for women and a day of reflection for persons affected by AIDS (including family and friends of those with AIDS), the metaphor of therapy as soul healing is developed.

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Soul Healing: A Model of Feminist Therapy

Berliner¹

1992

Counseling and Values

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Alternate Research Paradigms

Hoshmand

1989

The Counseling Psychologist

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This article reviews the major paradigms that are different from the positivistic research tradition of reductive experimentation and presents an approach to teaching these paradigms in graduate counseling psychology programs. Arguments and issues related to broadening reductive-positivist conceptions of research are first summarized. Three alternate paradigms, (a) the naturalistic-ethnographic, (b) the phenomenological, and (c) the cybernetic, as well as other high-context approaches are described. Each paradigm is presented in terms of its conceptual base, methodological characteristics, applications, types of research questions it can address, and its strengths and limitations. A curriculum for teaching these alternate paradigms as an extension of standard research courses is proposed. The teaching philosophy, teaching-learning mechanisms, instructional resources, and observations from past experiences of implementation are given. It is argued that such teaching would promote students 'epistemic development and more informed method choices, as well as facilitate the integration of theory, research, and practice.

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Counseling and Philosophy

Kruger

2002

American Journal of Pastoral Counseling

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Journey into Being: The Counselor as Companion‐Guide

Cited by 3 publications

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Soul Healing: A Model of Feminist Therapy

Soul Healing: A Model of Feminist Therapy

Alternate Research Paradigms

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