The Transformative Power of Metaphor in TherapySpringer Publishing Company, 2008 M07 14 - 169 páginas " Narrative or metaphor therapy utilizes the patient's own memories and anecdotes as a method for tapping into and confronting the many layers of the complex inner self. The book is particularly innovative in the using narrative or metaphor therapy with adults suffering from severe mental illness. Unlike other books on the use of narrative therapy, this book focuses on the use of pre-scripted narratives that can be used with individuals to examine their personal situations, as well as techniques to guide individuals in the development of their own narratives. A comprehensive and detailed guidebook for narrative therapists, this book addresses various experiential therapeutic interventions. " |
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Developing a Positive SelfImage | 1 |
How to Learn from the Past and Move Toward the Future | 21 |
Finding Focus | 37 |
Achieving SelfActualization | 51 |
Learning New Perspectives | 63 |
Measuring Growth | 73 |
The Quest for the Unknown Self | 83 |
Altruism for Health | 93 |
Adapting to Change | 105 |
Finding Self Understanding Relationships | 119 |
Underlying Theory | 133 |
How to Create and Use Metaphor for Healing Growth and Change | 145 |
Postscript | 160 |
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