A type of this practice developed by Irvin Yalom posited that there are four "existential" ultimate concerns that an individual should address.
A type of this practice developed by Irvin Yalom posited that there are four "existential" ultimate concerns that an individual should address. The empty chair technique is often used in the Gestalt type of this practice developed by Fritz and Laura Perls. False beliefs and errors in logic are corrected in Aaron Beck's "cognitive" approach to this practice. In the 1930s, a (*) "humanistic" approach to this task stressed the importance of unconditional positive regard and genuineness. People speak for themselves without intervention during "free association," a part of one approach to this kind of method developed by Sigmund Freud. Carl Rogers developed the client-centered approach to this task. For 10 points, name these treatments of psychological disorders.
A type of this practice developed by Irvin Yalom posited that there are four "existential" ultimate concerns that an individual should address.
psychotherapy [or treatments until mentioned]