Harlene Andersen. Social Constructionist Ideas About Psychotherapy
Description
Harlene discusses the transformative nature of social constructionist therapy. How the process of the relationship, a dialogic conversation, a mutual puzzling with the client leads to change. She addresses topics of managed-care and insurance, the mandated client, the “not-knowing” posture, and who gets seen in therapy. How she reflects what her clients are talking about is addressed and how her work resembles Rogerian work and how her intention is different.
Runtime
30 min 2 sec
Series
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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