The Cults of Psychotherapy

L’Abate, Luciano

doi:10.1007/978-1-4614-4451-0_3

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“…Another astute, recognized authority on clinical process, L’Abate (2012) expressed concern about “mindless creativity,” which he suggested as another name for “Tower of Babel” when clinical techniques are not anchored clearly in theory and lack conceptual clarity, not to mention empirical support.…”

Section: Review Of Theory and Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Therapeutic presence in play therapy.

Crenshaw¹,

Kenney-Noziska²

2014

International Journal of Play Therapy

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Therapeutic presence occupies a prominent place in the study of depth psychotherapy with adults but has received minimal attention in play therapy. The exceptions are the humanistic psychologists Virginia Axline, Clark Moustakas, and Garry Landreth, all of whom were influenced by the person-centered theory of Carl Rogers. In his writings, Rogers not only emphasized the importance of the therapeutic relationship but also did groundbreaking research that made the therapist's warmth, empathy, and genuineness cornerstones of the therapeutic relationship. In an interview later in his career, Rogers suggested that therapeutic presence may capture all three of these essential components of the therapeutic relationship. In this article, the concept of therapeutic presence is reviewed along with case studies illustrating its importance.

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Section: Review Of Theory and Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%