2019
DOI: 10.1080/15401383.2019.1697405
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Using an Adventure Therapy Activity to Assess the Adlerian Lifestyle

Abstract: The lifestyle is a central concept in Adlerian theory necessary for understanding a client and the purpose of behavior. Although there are a variety of methods counselors can employ to explore the lifestyle, to date, no literature addressing the use of Adventure Therapy (AT) exists. Adventure Therapy is a creative and interactive mode of counseling consistent with Adlerian theory that uses creativity and experiential activities to foster insight, awareness, and growth in clients. This article introduces a crea… Show more

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“…Keeping the role of teacher, Janice then shifts her focus to intervention skills and teaches Anthony about the use of creative and active interventions with adolescents. Specifically, she introduces a creative activity involving cards with images (McCarty & Christian, 2020) for Anthony to use with Chris in their next session. At the end of the session, Janice asks Anthony to again reflect on the Crucial Cs related to his work with Chris and what they had discussed during supervision.…”
Section: Case Examplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Keeping the role of teacher, Janice then shifts her focus to intervention skills and teaches Anthony about the use of creative and active interventions with adolescents. Specifically, she introduces a creative activity involving cards with images (McCarty & Christian, 2020) for Anthony to use with Chris in their next session. At the end of the session, Janice asks Anthony to again reflect on the Crucial Cs related to his work with Chris and what they had discussed during supervision.…”
Section: Case Examplementioning
confidence: 99%