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Psychotherapy: Humanistic and Group Approaches to Treatment


Treatment

Humanistic Therapy

  • Person-centered Therapy
  • Humanistic Approaches in Perspective

    • Interpersonal Therapy

    Group Therapy

  • Family Therapy

    • Evaluating Psychotherapy: Does Therapy Work?

  • Is Therapy Effective?
  • Which Kind of Therapy Works Best?

    • Key concepts for Module 41:



    Describe the application of humanistic theory in the approaches of Rogers’s client-centered therapy as well as gestalt therapy.

    Describe group therapy, including family therapy.

    Discuss the methods used to evaluate psychotherapy and the arguments proposed to support and dispute the effectiveness of psychotherapies, and explain the eclectic approach to psychotherapy.





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