THEORIST CHART ASSIGNMENT
, THEORIES CHART
Founder Counselor's Client's Role Key Therapeutic Multicultural Limitati Research
Theoretical & Role (2) (2) Concepts Techniques Strengths (2) ons (2) (1)
Approach Date (2) (2) Multicultural
Founded Shortcomings
(2)
Psychoanal 1. Therapists 1. It is the 1. 1. Strengths 1. According to De Sousa,
ytic Sigmund are expected to client's Obtaining Interpretation 1. Culturally Cultural Freudian theory needs to
Freud exhibit qualities responsibility clarity on , dream diverse groups be reexamined. Though
such as warmth, to take an issues and analysis, free populations may some believe that this
During the empathy, active role in finding a association, can benefit expect the theory is outdated; it
1890s respect, and Therapy. remedy is resistance, from more provides many valuable
nonjudgmentall 2. The clients part of the analysis of psychoanalytic counselin insights into modern
y and reflect transfer what client's ally oriented g theories of consciousness.
transference,
those qualities they have potential. Therapy when involvem Freudian psychology is
and
in their learned from practices are ent from still used in cognitive
interactions this 2. Clients understandin modified to fit their neuroscience today.
with clients. relationship can g the context in counselor Studying consciousness
2. A therapist is to other become countertransf which the s in the and unconsciousness
responsible for relationships aware of erence are therapist context reveals more about the
defining due to this problems the essential practices of evolution of consciousness.
psychotherapy trust. and find techniques Corey (2021). individua There is an independence
because solutions Corey 2. As part of l and interdependence
psychotherapy to their (2021). training counselin between both phenomena
can be ideal self therapists, the g Corey (2011).
understood and real 2. Clients are psychoanalytic (2021).
differently by self Corey given approach 2 Using
different (2021). techniques to emphasizes passive
therapists. access their intensive and
unconscious Therapy that inactive
conflicts to helps them therapy
gain insight become aware behaviors
of their sources ,
1
, and of therapists
ultimately countertransfer may pose
assimilate ence, such as an
new material biases, unaccept
Corey prejudices, and able
(2021). racial danger to
stereotypes patients.
Corey (2021). Corey
Shortcomings (2021).
1. Many clients
from cultures
who expect
professional
direction can
be
uncomfortable
with most
psychoanalytic
approaches due
to their
ambiguity
Corey (2021).
2. An
individual's
problems may
be brought
about by a
combination of
social, cultural,
and political
factors, which
psychoanalysis
2
, THEORIES CHART
Founder Counselor's Client's Role Key Therapeutic Multicultural Limitati Research
Theoretical & Role (2) (2) Concepts Techniques Strengths (2) ons (2) (1)
Approach Date (2) (2) Multicultural
Founded Shortcomings
(2)
Psychoanal 1. Therapists 1. It is the 1. 1. Strengths 1. According to De Sousa,
ytic Sigmund are expected to client's Obtaining Interpretation 1. Culturally Cultural Freudian theory needs to
Freud exhibit qualities responsibility clarity on , dream diverse groups be reexamined. Though
such as warmth, to take an issues and analysis, free populations may some believe that this
During the empathy, active role in finding a association, can benefit expect the theory is outdated; it
1890s respect, and Therapy. remedy is resistance, from more provides many valuable
nonjudgmentall 2. The clients part of the analysis of psychoanalytic counselin insights into modern
y and reflect transfer what client's ally oriented g theories of consciousness.
transference,
those qualities they have potential. Therapy when involvem Freudian psychology is
and
in their learned from practices are ent from still used in cognitive
interactions this 2. Clients understandin modified to fit their neuroscience today.
with clients. relationship can g the context in counselor Studying consciousness
2. A therapist is to other become countertransf which the s in the and unconsciousness
responsible for relationships aware of erence are therapist context reveals more about the
defining due to this problems the essential practices of evolution of consciousness.
psychotherapy trust. and find techniques Corey (2021). individua There is an independence
because solutions Corey 2. As part of l and interdependence
psychotherapy to their (2021). training counselin between both phenomena
can be ideal self therapists, the g Corey (2011).
understood and real 2. Clients are psychoanalytic (2021).
differently by self Corey given approach 2 Using
different (2021). techniques to emphasizes passive
therapists. access their intensive and
unconscious Therapy that inactive
conflicts to helps them therapy
gain insight become aware behaviors
of their sources ,
1
, and of therapists
ultimately countertransfer may pose
assimilate ence, such as an
new material biases, unaccept
Corey prejudices, and able
(2021). racial danger to
stereotypes patients.
Corey (2021). Corey
Shortcomings (2021).
1. Many clients
from cultures
who expect
professional
direction can
be
uncomfortable
with most
psychoanalytic
approaches due
to their
ambiguity
Corey (2021).
2. An
individual's
problems may
be brought
about by a
combination of
social, cultural,
and political
factors, which
psychoanalysis
2
