Talking about our feelings-

A Tribute ToRogers, Perls and Yalom

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Kommt ein Fisch in Beratung...„

„

„Was soll ich ?“

„Du hast die !“

They feed me, they care for me, they must be Gods

They feed me, they care for me, I must be a God.

Anger

Fear

Hate

Love

Sadness

Happyness

God, grant me the serenityto accept the thingsI cannot change,the Courage to change the thingsI can,And the wisdom to knowthe difference.

Reinhold Niebuhr

I havethe serenityto accept the thingsI cannot change,the Courage to change the thingsI can,And the wisdom to knowthe difference.

"Rank brought the human relationshipdirectly into his office. He influenced analysts to take seriouslythe actual present interaction between therapistand patient, rather than maintain the fixed, distant, 'as though' relationship that had givenprevious analysts an emotional buffer forexamining the intensities of therapeutic sensationand wish. Rank's contributions opened the way forencounter to becomeaccepted as a deep therapeutic agent" (p. 6).

Otto Rank

Rank affected the practiceof action-oriented andreflective therapiessuch as Gestalt, Person-centered, and psychodrama.

Otto Rank

The feeling of anxiety, writes Rank in Will Therapy (1929–31), divides into two currents, running in opposite directions: one toward separation and individuation; the other toward union and collectivity.

Otto Rank

Otto Rank

-Dependence-Weak-Will -Passivity

Otto Rank

-Independence-Will power-Activity

1. to get aware

3. to understand

4. tovalue

2. to verbalize

Carl Rogers

1. to get aware

3. to understand

4. tocherish

2. to verbalize

Carl Rogers

1. to get aware

3. to understand

4. toeste

em

2. to verbalize

Carl Rogers

Empathy„It means entering the private perceptualworld of the other and becoming thoroughlyat home in it“

„It means temporarily living in his/her life“

Carl Rogers

Empathy

„but not trying to uncover feelings of which theperson is totally unaware, since this would betoo threatening.“

Carl Rogers

Empathy

„Empathy is correlated with self-exploration and process movement. It has been learnedthat a relationship climate with a high degreeof empathy is associated with various aspectsof process and progress in the therapy.“

Carl Rogers

Carl Rogers„Very early in my work as a therapistI discovered that simply listening to myclient,very attentively, was an important way of being helpful. So when I was in doubt as to what I should do, in some active way, I listened. It seemed surprising to methat such a passive kind of interactioncould be so useful.“

Carl Rogers„A little later a social worker whohad a background of Rankiantraining, helped me to learn thatthe most effective approach was to listen for the feelings, theemotions whose patterns couldbe discerned through the client'swords.“

Carl Rogers

„best response was to"reflect" these feelings back tothe client - "reflect" becomingin time a word which mademe cringe.“

Carl Rogers

„The better integratedthe therapist is withinhimself, the higher thedegree of empathy he exhibits.“

Fritz Perls

1. Here-and Now2. Awereness3. Konfrontation4. I-You-Relashionship

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Here-and Now

There is just one time worth to get awake.

It is now.

(Buddha)

Fritz Perls

Durch die Wahrnehmung des augenblicklichen Moments, kann man sich seiner Gefühle und Gedanken bewusst werden und lernen mit ihnen umzugehen.

Hier und Jetzt

Fritz Perls

Hier und Jetzt

„Die Bedeutung der Vergangenheit

ergibt sich aus dem Entwurf der Zukunft in der

Gegenwart“

Jean Paul Sartre

Mental Research Institute(Bateson, Haley, Satir, Watzlawick)

Zwei Grundannahmen:

1. Probleme können nur weiterbestehen, wenn sie durch“kontinnuierliches Verhalten des Klienten im Hier und Jetzt in Interaktion mit anderen aktiv aufrechterhalten werden” (Von Schlippe/Schweitzer 2012, 45)

2. Wenn diese verändert werden, löst sich das Problem.

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Awareness

àInternalàExternal

Fritz Perls

Martin BuberIch-Du ("I-Thou" or "I-You") is a relationship thatstresses the mutual, holistic existence of twobeings. It is a concrete encounter, because thesebeings meet one another in their authenticexistence, without any qualification orobjectification of one another. Even imaginationand ideas do not play a role in this relation. In an I–Thou encounter, infinity and universality aremade actual (rather than being merelyconcepts).

Martin BuberBuber stressed that an Ich-Du-relationship lacksany composition (e. g., structure) andcommunicates no content (e. g., information). Despite the fact that Ich-Du cannot be proven tohappen as an event (e. g., it cannot bemeasured), Buber stressed that it is real andperceivable.“

Kramer, Kenneth; Gawlick, Mechthild (November 2003). Martin Buber's I and thou: practicing living dialogue. Paulist Press. p. 39. ISBN 978-0-8091-4158-6.

"Gestalt ist keine Technik, kein therapeutisches Schnellverfahren, sondern ein ernster Weg, sich selbst zu finden und zu wachsen.Wachstum aber ist ein Prozess, der Zeit braucht."

Fritz Perls

„Ich akzeptiere niemanden als kompetenten Gestalttherapeuten, solange er noch Techniken benutzt. Wenn er seinen eigenen Stil nicht gefunden hat, wenn er sich selbst nicht ins Spiel bringen kann und den Modus (oder die Technik), die die Situation verlangt, nicht der Eingebung des Augenblicks folgend erfindet, ist er kein Gestalttherapeut.”

Fritz Perls

07.12.19 33Film über Therapie von Fritz PERLShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y5tuJ3Sojc

Beratungsübung im Tandem (Zweiergruppen)

Der bewusste Spaziergang

Irvin D. YalomNovels and stories

1974 Every Day Gets a Little Closer1989 Love's Executioner and Other Tales of Psychotherapy1992 When Nietzsche Wept1996 Lying on the Couch ISBN1999 Momma and the Meaning of Life2005 The Schopenhauer Cure2005 I'm calling the police! A Tale of Regression and Recovery2012 The Spinoza Problem2015 Creatures of a Day - And Other Tales of Psychotherapy2017 Becoming Myself

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„Whom do we want tofeel clever?“

Charles Deutsch

TA

Permission + Protection =

Potency