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HELPING RELATIONSHIP, Three Natural Tendencies, GROUP MEMBERS - Coggle…

- - - - This stage includes the initial meeting of client and counselor or therapist, rapport building, information gathering, goal determination, and informing the client about the conditions under which counseling will take place.
    - - This stage builds on the foundation established in the first stage. Through selected techniques, theoretical approaches, and strategies, the counselor or therapist explores in depth the emotional and cognitive dynamics of the person of the client, problem parameters, previously tried solutions, decision making capabilities, and a reevaluation of the goals determined in Stage 1.
    - - This stage, which depends on information gained during the previous two stages, is characterized by increased activity for all parties involved. The counselor's or therapist's activities include facilitating, demonstrating, instructing, and providing a safe environment for the development of change.
    - - This stage is the closing stage of the helping relationship and is cooperatively determined by all persons involved. Methods and procedures for follow-up are determined prior to the last meeting.
- - - - External Locus of Evaluation
      - Internal Locus of Evaluation
        
        Sense of own value and feelings
        
        Less concerned with social approval
        
        Feel good about self
        
        In control of own life
  - - - What you would like to be like
    - - How good you feel about yourself
    - - Qualities, Roles And Image
- - - - 1.1.1 Doesn't own feelings
        
        1.1.1.1 Detached
      - 1.1.2 Resistant to change
        
        1.1.2.1 Defensive
  - - - 2.1.1 If feelings are described they're still not owned
        
        2.1.1.1 Behaviour described rather than inner feelings
    - - 2.2 Becomes less rigid
  - - - 3.1.1 Talks about past feelings
        
        3.1.1.1 Begins to recognise contradictions in experience
      - 3.1.2 Limited amount of self-description
  - - - 4.1.1 Starts to experience present emotions
        
        4.1.1.1 But still fears & distrusts emotions
      - 4.1.2 Presents inner life
  - - - 5.1.1 Ownership of feelings increases
      - 5.1.2 Better at differentiating between feelings & meanings
        
        5.1.2.1 Wants to explore problems in a personal way by processing feelings not reasoning
  - - - 6.1.1 Presents vivid representations of past
      - 6.1.2 Physiological loosening
      - 6.1.3 Sense of inner referent
        
        6.1.3.1 Gut reaction/words not formed/images without clear shape/unlabelled sensed emotions and energies/implicit connections not yet born in symbols
  - - - 7.1.1 Basic trust in own inner processes
      - 7.1.2 Feelings experienced with immediacy and richness of detail
    - - 7.2.1 Series of felt senses connects different aspects of an issue