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In-Therapy consultation: A Supervision and therapy technique of symbolic-experiential family therapy

Gary M. Connell, La Vern A. Russell

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This paper describes a technique of in-therapy consultation used in symbolic-experiential psychotherapy. The rationale behind the technique is presented followed by a description of the stages used in the intervention: history taking, structuring, trial of labor, and termination. Finally, the need for research to validate empirically the utility of the intervention is indicated.

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This paper describes a technique of in-therapy consultation used in symbolic-experiential psychotherapy. The rationale behind the technique is presented followed by a description of the stages used in the intervention: history taking, structuring, trial of labor, and termination. Finally, the need for research to validate empirically the utility of the intervention is indicated.

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This paper describes a technique of in-therapy consultation used in symbolic-experiential psychotherapy. The rationale behind the technique is presented followed by a description of the stages used in the intervention: history taking, structuring, trial of labor, and termination. Finally, the need for research to validate empirically the utility of the intervention is indicated.

Key concepts: Experiential learning, Psychotherapist, Intervention (counseling), Family therapy, Psychology, Structuring, Clinical psychology, Psychiatry

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