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In Existential Humanistic Therapy, Kirk J. Schneider and Orah T. Krug
discuss the history, theory, and practice of this distinctly American
expression of existential therapy. Existential humanistic therapy welds
the European existential philosophical heritage of self-inquiry, struggle,
and responsibility with the American tradition of spontaneity, optimism,
and practicality. Contrary to its common reputation as a purely
intellectual form of therapy, this approach emphasizes not only the
concepts of freedom and responsibility, but experiential reflection, in
which clients experience their problems in session through a process of
checking in with their affective and bodily sensations. The goal of this
therapy is to help clients free themselves from self-imposed limitations
and come to a deeper understanding of their authentic life goals, versus
those imposed by others or by a rigid sense of self. This approach, which
is becoming increasingly integrative, is applicable in a wide array of
settings and diagnostic populations and, because of its emphasis on key
contextual factors, is increasingly influential on the therapeutic
profession as a whole. In this book, Dr. Schneider and Dr. Krug present
and explore this approach, its theory, history, the therapy process,
primary change mechanisms, empirical basis, and future developments. This
essential primer to existential humanistic therapy, amply illustrated with
case examples, is perfect for graduate students studying theories of
therapy and counseling as well as for seasoned practitioners interested in
understanding this approach.
In Existential Humanistic Therapy, Kirk J. Schneider and Orah T. Krug
discuss the history, theory, and practice of this distinctly American
expression of existential therapy. Existential humanistic therapy welds
the European existential philosophical heritage of self-inquiry, struggle,
and responsibility with the American tradition of spontaneity, optimism,
and practicality. Contrary to its common reputation as a purely
intellectual form of therapy, this approach emphasizes not only the
concepts of freedom and responsibility, but experiential reflection, in
which clients experience their problems in session through a process of
checking in with their affective and bodily sensations. The goal of this
therapy is to help clients free themselves from self-imposed limitations
and come to a deeper understanding of their authentic life goals, versus
those imposed by others or by a rigid sense of self. This approach, which
is becoming increasingly integrative, is applicable in a wide array of
settings and diagnostic populations and, because of its emphasis on key
contextual factors, is increasingly influential on the therapeutic
profession as a whole. In this book, Dr. Schneider and Dr. Krug present
and explore this approach, its theory, history, the therapy process,
primary change mechanisms, empirical basis, and future developments. This
essential primer to existential humanistic therapy, amply illustrated with
case examples, is perfect for graduate students studying theories of
therapy and counseling as well as for seasoned practitioners interested in
understanding this approach.
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