Practicum in Clinical-Counseling
Psychology
Psy 436.02
(11-21-07)
| Practicum, Spring 2008
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"The therapist treats with respect and does not dismiss what he recognizes in the patient, even when it is inconsistent with he picture that the patient intends to present of himself or with the patient's expectation of him. Furthermore, the therapist is will to talk to the patient about those aspects of the patient that the patient himself does not recognize and may not wish to recognize. These things alone mark the therapist's attitude toward the patient and relationship with him as being of a special kind." David Shapiro (1999, p. 153)
"Human personality is more densely organized than psychoanalysis, even in its elaboration of the ego, has so far conceived it to be. It is far less a mere transmitter or simple template of its own early history than was thought." David Shapiro (1999, p. 177)
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