The principal goal of interpersonally oriented therapy is the:
A) client experiences a different and more satisfying kind of relationship with the therapist, than he/she has had in the past.
B) client's individuation from his/her family.
C) client's resolution of conflict by eliciting the same response from the therapist as experienced in the past.
D) client's cathartic release.
Question 2
One basic reason why familial experience has such a powerful, long-term impact on the individual is:
A) the repetition of family transaction patterns.
B) the muted intensity of family transactions.
C) the parent's basic attachment needs.
D) children from dysfunctional families are rarely scripted into narrow roles.
Mirror Box Therapy Compared to Mental Visualization and a Control Condition
Botox therapy: (left) before treatment; (right) after treatment.
Radiation therapy.
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Client files are kept in alphabetical order in locked file cabinets.
Client’s view with visual field loss