Theories of counseling
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Different theories of counseling inform practitioners about how to work with their clients to facility positive change and outcomes. There are quite a few different theories of counseling. There are many different similarities and differences between different theories of counseling.
General
[edit | edit source]Theories, therapies, and other things
[edit | edit source]- w:Person-centered psychotherapy
- w:Cognitive psychology
- w:Psychodynamic psychotherapy
- w:Cognitive behavioral therapy
- w:Existential therapy
- w:Brief therapy
- w:Gestalt therapy
- w:Behaviour therapy
- w:Dialectical behavioral therapy
- w:Integrative Psychotherapy
- w:Multitheoretical Psychotherapy
- w:Psychodynamics
- w:Cognitive therapy
- w:Family therapy
- w:Solution focused brief therapy
- w:Adlerian
- w:List of psychotherapies
- w:Motivational interviewing
- w:REBT (Rational Emotive Behavioral therapy)
- w:RCT (Relational Cultural Theory)
People
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