Gender and interaction in therapy and reflective team.
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v7i26-27.1025Keywords:
interaction, fears, gender differences, reflective teamAbstract
Two therapeutic modalities in the field of Family and Couple Therapy are proposed in order to facility the analysis of the narratives related with the gender in psychotherapy: co-therapy and reflecting team. Creating alternatives and giving opportunities to different voices seems to be a good help about delicate gender problems, better than unidirectional ways, in a fiel where diversity and social and cultural enrichment have priority.
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