Key Points:
- View on Human Nature
- androcentric
- gendercentric
- heterosexist
- deterministic
- intrapsychic orientation
- Gender-fair approaches
- flexible multicultural perspective
- interactionist
- life-span perspective
- Rational-cultural theory
- Principles of Feminist Therapy
- the personal is political
- commitment to social change
- woman's and girl's voices and ways of knowing are valued and their experiences are honored
- the counseling relationship is egalitarian - egalitarian relationship
- A focus on strengths and a reformulated definition of psychological distress
- all types of oppression are recognized
To empower all people to create a world of equality that is reflected at individual, interpersonal, institutional, national, and global levels; to create the kind of society where sexism and other forms of discrimination and oppression are no longer a reality. Feminist therapy strives for transformation not only for the individual but for society as a whole.
Techniques:
- Empowerment
- Self-disclosure
- Gender-role Analysis
- Gender-role Intervention
- Power Analysis
- Bibliotherapy
- Assertiveness Training
- Reframing and Relabeling
- Social Action
- Group Work
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