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Neuro-linguistic programming
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At Cause Operating
from an internal locus of Control; NLP states that no two people...
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Representational
System
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Representational system defines the process of taking in
internal and external information...
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NLP Theory on
Resistance
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Resistance is not a client problem; it is a counselor
problem. Not all individuals communicate...
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Modality
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Refers to one of the five senses; each of the modalities also have subsets,
such as...
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Primary modality:
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the senses clients use to take in and process internal and external information
as a way of...
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Pacing and leading:
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Tools used by NLP counselor to duplicate a client’s behavior,
working at unconscious level...
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7 NLP Techniques:
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1. Observing visual accessing cues
(nonverbal...
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Reality therapy
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developed by the psychiatrist Dr. William Glasser in 1965. Reality therapy is based on choice...
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Reality Therapy says: people have certain basic needs and, indeed, there is
broad agreement...
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1. the need is often
expressed through competition,...
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Reality Therapy TECHNIQUES:
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a. Need-fulfilling
b. Simplec. Realistic and attainabled. Activee. Specificf....
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PARADOX GUIDELINES
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Paradox is a
technique that may be sued in conjunction with the other techniques of reality
therapy,...
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REALITY THERAPY VS.
CLIENT-CENTERED:
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Reality therapy is more directive; the therapist
guides the conversation, tries to bring it...
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REALITY THERAPY VS.
ADLERIAN THERAPY:
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Adlerian therapy is concerned with
the family structure and the individual’s place in it,...
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