The therapist assists the patient to come to a greater self-knowledge, even of unconscious motivation and to develop a more effective way of living.
The therapist assists the patient to come to a greater self-knowledge, even of unconscious motivation and to develop a more effective way of living.
The patient requires moral reeducation and conversion of behavior under the guidance of a moral director. <=> moral model
The therapist assists the patient to come to a greater self-knowledge, even of unconscious motivation and to develop a more effective way of living.
The patient is only a part of a family system that is disordered and whereby the therapist tries to improve the quality of the system. <=> family-interaction model
The therapist assists the patient to come to a greater self-knowledge, even of unconscious motivation and to develop a more effective way of living.
The physician diganoses and treats the disease of a patient, who is relieved of blame, who is free to take time out to be treated, and whose role is to trust and cooperate with the physician. <=> medical model
The therapist assists the patient to come to a greater self-knowledge, even of unconscious motivation and to develop a more effective way of living.
The therapist assists the patient to come to a greater self-knowledge, even of unconscious motivation and to develop a more effective way of living. <=> psychoanalytical model
The therapist assists the patient to come to a greater self-knowledge, even of unconscious motivation and to develop a more effective way of living.
The physician must get the patient to accept a permanent and incurable defect and then rehabilitate him for a life as normal as possible. <=> impaired model