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Humanistic Therapy: Goals and Procedure of Humanistic Therapy
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Goals of Humanistic Therapy
- Create spirit of self-dependence approach to be accepted
- Distance between real and ideal self to be reduced
Procedure of Humanistic Therapy
Procedure of humanistic theory involves
- Client seeking help
- Client initiates reflection of feelings
- Development of insight takes place, causing evaluation of world using a new frame of reference
- Fault behavior is identified
- Positive steps are taken
- Face to face conversation with therapist are arranged and attended with concentration
- Bonding of contract occurs
Humanistic Therapy: Merits and Limitations of Humanistic Therapy
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Merits of Humanistic Therapy
- Makes patient aware of realities
- Helps to promote research
- Promotes disappearance of symptoms
- It is more effective in bright persons
- There is no apprehension of transference of attitude
Limitations of Humanistic Therapy
- Assumptions may be incorrect
- It is never used in serious cases
- Motivation towards self-fulfillment is not inborn
- Effective only with minor adjustments
- It is based on a misleading idea that doctor knows the best
- It is vague and lacks highly systematized model of human behavior