Psychology Question
You have been learning about narrative practices in school counseling. In Chapter 4, you have learned alternative ways to conceptualize “problems” are quite common in school systems. You are invited to take a stance on the contentious issue of placing problems within individuals. Now, reflect on the following questions:
1 How does the therapeutic model press the therapist to see/think/feel about the person with whom they are working with?
2 How does the therapeutic model press the person to see/think/feel about themselves?
3 Whose expertise or knowledge does the therapeutic model encourage you to place at the center of the work? The therapist or the client?
Please add at least 3 external citations to your reflection as you explore your learning during this week as well as references to the readings assigned for this module.
(Winsdale, J & Monk, G (2007) Chapters 4. Conversations with kids that are in trouble in the text Narrative Counseling in Schools.
• Dickerson, V. (2010). Positioning Oneself within an Epistemology: Refining our thinking about integrative approaches (https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1545-5300.2010.01327.x)....)
must connect the concepts in the readings to expand on your therapeutic stance while working within educational systems. In your writing, keep in mind the values of such models and make your case of taking a stance against values that do not fit with your therapeutic practices.
Write a 1,500-word reflection using APA 7 edition guidelines.