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Function of Instructions in a Therapeutic context

Function of Instructions in a Therapeutic context

Now, let’s specifically look at how Indirect, implicit instructions and metaphorical feedback are important to effective clinical care.

Metaphors and indirect instructions allow an individual to derive flexible instructions from mapping of contingencies onto previous experiences. This prevents client’s from over-following non-functional rules rather than responding appropriately to their context and contingencies as they occur.

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Exposure to Privilege

Exposure to Privilege

The Function of Privilege within Our Science and Beyond Angela Coreil, PhD If you’re familiar with my writing or social media, you are probably familiar with my tendency to advocate for the underrepresented and disempowered in our society. Recently, I’ve found myself...

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