β Scribed by Richard R. Kopp
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Therapist-generated metaphoric interventions have been used for many years to enhance psychodynamic, Ericksonian, and family systems approaches to therapy. In this training manual for professionals in a wide range of therapeutic orientations, Kopp says that by helping clients identify and explore t
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California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles. Reference for psychotherapists on two strategies for using a client's own metaphors as a key to the therapeutic process. Includes case studies.
This is the comprehensive guide for all those wishing to explore the fascinating potential of metaphor. It presents a systematic analysis of the effectiveness of the use of metaphor, and examines: --the structure of a metaphorβfrom its essential elements to its optional components. --the delivery
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