Counseling adleriano: a case example
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v26i102.68Keywords:
counseling, coaching, Adlerian Psychology, Lifestyle, goal directedness, inferiority feelingsAbstract
This article presents a case of counseling employing Alfred Adler’s Individual Psychology approach. Although this school of psychology has its root in psychotherapy, it is now often used in the context of counseling and even of coaching, though it should be noted that the differences between the former and the latter can be somewhat unclear. The paper uses a case study of counseling to illustrate the Adlerian technique of exploring the benefit to the patient of the maladaptive behavior and the ways in which this knowledge can help the patient to mobilize his or her own resources.Downloads
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