Paradoxical Therapy- The Use of Client Based Strengths to Alleviate Distress and Empower them
@article{Khurshid2014ParadoxicalTT, title={Paradoxical Therapy- The Use of Client Based Strengths to Alleviate Distress and Empower them}, author={Khurshid A. Khurshid}, journal={Journal of Psychology \& Psychotherapy}, year={2014}, volume={4}, pages={1-3} }
Background: Paradoxical therapy is postulated to treat a variety of psychiatric symptoms and disorders particularly in the anxiety and depressive realm. It envisages use and augmentation of positive coping skills and individual strengths to instil a state of empowerment. This article outlines a paradigm for effective use of this therapy.
Methods: This article delineates case vignettes of actual patients admitted to our adult psychiatry inpatient unit. This provides a framework for developing…
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