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Michael Tamir
on Dec 21, 2024
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For a narrative therapist,the ability to become aware of different perspectives about the past leads to:
A) the perception of new and multiple possibilities for the future.
B) awareness of how present problems have been overdetermined by past influences.
C) a rejection of any privileged position,and engagement in the dominant discourses.
D) narrative empathy for dominant discourses and future strivings.
Different Perspectives
Viewing situations, issues, or concepts from various angles or viewpoints to gain a broader understanding.
Narrative Therapist
A professional who employs narrative therapy, a therapeutic approach that encourages patients to tell their stories and see their problems as separate from themselves.
- Master the essential ideas and mechanisms for change inherent in narrative therapy.
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Learning Objectives
- Master the essential ideas and mechanisms for change inherent in narrative therapy.
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