Feminist Therapy
Susan L. Morrow, Donna M. Hawxhurst
Abstract
Susan L. Morrow, Donna M. Hawxhurst
Abstract
During its first decade, feminist therapy was rich with political analysis. Although many feminist therapists have remained loyal to that original stance, professionalization of feminist therapy has led to a de-emphasis on feminist political analysis. This article redefines and reclaims empowerment from a feminist political perspective and proposes a framework for conducting political analysis in feminist psychotherapy.
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During its first decade, feminist therapy was rich with political analysis. Although many feminist therapists have remained loyal to that original stance, professionalization of feminist therapy has led to a de-emphasis on feminist political analysis. This article redefines and reclaims empowerment from a feminist political perspective and proposes a framework for conducting political analysis in feminist psychotherapy.
Key concepts: Professionalization, Empowerment, Politics, Feminist philosophy, Perspective (graphical), Gender studies, Feminism, Sociology