Reframing: A New Method in Pastoral CareFortress Press, 1. jan. 1990 - 195 sider "I have read Professor Capp's Reframing with great interest. Since my colleagues and I have long thought of our concepts and practices as broad and general?as potentially applicable beyond our clinical sphere of psychotherapy?it is very satisfying to see this solid and skillful extension of our work into the very wide and important field of pastoral care."? John H. Weakland, Brief Therapy Center Mental Research Institute, Palo Alto, California |
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... goal is to draw attention to the reframing method and thereby make it available to the parish pastor . I have not written for the pastoral counseling specialist , who is probably already conversant with the reframing method , but for ...
... goal is to draw attention to the reframing method and thereby make it available to the parish pastor . I have not written for the pastoral counseling specialist , who is probably already conversant with the reframing method , but for ...
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... goals ( e.g. , the goal of perfect happiness ) . Here , " the very act of setting this goal creates a situation in which the un- attainability of the goal is not likely to be blamed on its utopian nature but rather on one's ineptitude ...
... goals ( e.g. , the goal of perfect happiness ) . Here , " the very act of setting this goal creates a situation in which the un- attainability of the goal is not likely to be blamed on its utopian nature but rather on one's ineptitude ...
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... goals cannot be achieved . The point is not that goals should not be set , worked toward , and realized . What the authors are challenging is the setting of unattainable goals , or envisioning change in difficulties that are , for all ...
... goals cannot be achieved . The point is not that goals should not be set , worked toward , and realized . What the authors are challenging is the setting of unattainable goals , or envisioning change in difficulties that are , for all ...
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The Techniques of Reframing | 27 |
The Pastoral Care of Reframing | 53 |
ReframingThe Ministry of Jesus | 55 |
Superficial CounselA Case Study | 75 |
Healing UtopiaA Case Study | 91 |
The Reframing of Pastoral Care | 109 |
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achieved acting action alternative Andy Andy's approach asked attempted solutions basic behavior biblical Bildad Book of Job boss boss's Brief Therapy Carl challenge chapter client Clinebell coun counselee's counseling methods crisis intervention dereflection desire difficulties double bind effect efforts Eliphaz Erickson ethical example expect experience fear feelings first-order change Fisch folly frame goals God's response guilt healing human Ibid innocence involves issue Jay Haley Jesus Jody John Weakland Laurie Laurie's meaning Milton Erickson ministry obligation ostrich parable paradoxical intention parents parish pastors pastoral care pastoral counseling Paul Watzlawick person prescription problem prophet proposed reframing question reason reframe the situation reframing method reframing plan reframing techniques response to Job Richard Bandler righteous second-order change self-esteem self-righteousness sense story stress supportive counseling theological therapeutic therapist Types of Pastoral utopianism Viktor Frankl Weakland wise fool wounded healer Zophar
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