On the devalued self and implications for treatment |
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Authors: | Robert J. Decker Ed.D. |
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Affiliation: | (1) 102 Oak Hill East, 19072 Narberth, PA |
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Abstract: | A survey of the self theories of several illustrious clinicians suggests that—despite its increasing interest for contemporary dynamic psychotherapists —a holistic self psychology has little practical utility. Rather, it is a variant of structural theory, involving a component of a nontraditional structure of the self, that appears to be of the most practical use. Therapy in this mode combines both steadfast positive regard and planful functioning of the therapist as a beneficial model or ideal image. |
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