Comparing and Critically Assessing Person-Centred, Gestalt, and Transactional Analysis Theories in Psychotherapy
Introduction This essay aims to compare and critically assess three prominent theoretical approaches in psychotherapy: Person-Centred Therapy (PCT), Gestalt Therapy, and Transactional Analysis (TA). ...
Appraise the Role of Self in Therapeutic Relationships and Evaluate Factors that Influence Personal Reactions to Patients, Clients, and Service Users
Introduction In the field of health and social care, therapeutic relationships form the cornerstone of effective practice, facilitating trust, empathy, and positive outcomes for ...
Explore Ways in Which a Therapist Can Safeguard the Integrity of the Client-Therapist Relationship and Promote Fairness, Inclusivity, and Anti-Discriminatory Practice
Introduction The therapeutic relationship between a client and therapist forms the cornerstone of effective counselling practice. It is a unique bond built on trust, ...
How Diversity Has Influenced My Use of Counselling Skills in Skills Practice
Introduction This essay explores the impact of diversity on my development and application of counselling skills during skills practice as part of my Level ...
Actions and Ethical Considerations in Counselling Clients with Differing Values on Suicide
Introduction This essay explores the complex ethical and legal considerations that counsellors face when working with clients whose values and beliefs about suicide differ ...
How is an Individual Viewed in Person-Centred Terms?
Introduction This essay explores the perspective of the individual within the framework of person-centred counselling, a therapeutic approach pioneered by Carl Rogers in the ...
Compare the Context of CBT and Teachers and How Counselling Skills Are Used
Introduction This essay explores the contexts in which Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and teachers operate, specifically examining how counselling skills are applied within these ...
Exploring the Influence of Person-Centred Theory on Cooper & McLeod’s Pluralistic Model in Counselling
Introduction This essay examines the influence of person-centred theory, developed by Carl Rogers, on Cooper and McLeod’s (2010) pluralistic model of counselling. The pluralistic ...
Examining Client Autonomy, Informed Consent, Dual Relationships, and Counselor Competence in Therapeutic Practice
Introduction This essay explores key concepts and ethical considerations in the field of counselling and therapy within the social sciences. The purpose of this ...
Critical Analysis of Egan’s Model in the Context of Education
Introduction This essay provides a critical analysis of Egan’s model of development in the context of education, focusing on its applicability and limitations within ...
