Information about Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy is a set of techniques for curing or helping to solve behavioral and other psychological problems of humans. The common part of these techniques is direct personal contact between therapist and patient, mainly in the form of talking. While behaviour is often a target of the work, many approaches value the notion of "psyche" in the root of the word. This is especially true of the psychodynamic schools of psychotherapy, which today include Jugian therapy and Psychodrama. Psychoanalysis is the original type of psychotherapy, but many other theories and techniques are used by psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers. Techniques for group therapy have been developed. One of the most popular forms of psychotherapy is cognitive behavioural therapy. This modality is particularly common in those parts of the world where psychotherapy is influenced by the demands of insurance companies. The ELIZA program performs an automated, extremely simplified version of Rogerian psychotherapy. Techniques * Minimal Encouragers * Reflective Listening * Empathy * Validation * Working through Transference * Dream analysis and interpretation * Coaching * Paradoxical intention
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