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A few years ago, the TA journal produced a symposium issue in which various TA writers gave their own interpretations of cure. There were almost as many different views as there were contributors. Here are just a few of the ideas that emerge from that discussion.
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Different views on cure
Prepared By Manu Melwin JoyResearch Scholar
School of Management StudiesCUSAT, Kerala, India.Phone – 9744551114
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Different views on cure• A few years ago, the TA journal
produced a symposium issue in which various TA writers gave their own interpretations of cure.
• There were almost as many different views as there were contributors. Here are just a few of the ideas that emerge from that discussion.
Different views on cure
• Some writers take the down to earth view that cure can best be defined in terms of contract completion.
• Rather than have any global goal for change, the practitioner and client simply work together until the client has completed as many mutually agreed contract goals as she wants.
Different views on cure• Most widely held is the view
that, in therapy applications at least, cure must entail some kind of movement out of script.
• Such script cure can be behavioral, affective or cognitive or a combination of the three. In other words, someone who moves out of script can do so by acting, feeling or thinking in new ways.
Different views on cure• Several writers suggest a
fourth dimension to script change : somatic cure.
• This means that the person moving out of script will change the ways she uses and experiences her body. For instance, she may release chronic tensions or be relieved or psychosomatic ailments.
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