By reflecting on their own gender identity, counsellors can relate to gender variant clients in new and productive ways. In this incisive work, Webb guides counsellors through examination of their own gender identity, pairing thoughtful exercises with case studies, personal diary excerpts, sociocultural context and clinical techniques.
By reflecting on their own gender identity, counsellors can relate to gender variant clients in new and productive ways. In this incisive work, Webb guides counsellors through examination of their own gender identity, pairing thoughtful exercises with case studies, personal diary excerpts, sociocultural context and clinical techniques.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements. Preface. Introduction. Part 1. The Genesis of Gender Variance. Glossary of Terms. 1. This Diverse Planet- Biodiversity vs. gender Bigotry. 2. Historical Misinterpretations, Power Shifts, & Gender Suppression. 3. An Exercise 1. How was your Gender Identity Shaped? 4. In Treatment 1. Excerpts from my Phenomenological Therapy Journal. 5. The Jorgenson Effect. 6. In Treatment 2. Excerpts from my Phenomenological Therapy Journal. 7. An Exercise 2. Personal Meaning. 8. The Aftershock of the Second Jorgenson Effect. Part 2. Towards a Gender Positive Model of Therapy. 9. Exercise 3. The Dressing Up Box. 10. Understanding Gender. 11. An Exercise 4. Personal Meaning Part 2. 12. In Treatment 3. Excerpts from my Phenomenological Therapy Journal. 13. Person Centred Theory and Gender Actualisation (Acknowledging our Beacon). 14. Beginning the process of Gender Identity Enquiry. 15. The Phenomenology of Transition. 16. Debunking Gender- Dare we be Ourselves. References.
Acknowledgements. Preface. Introduction. Part 1. The Genesis of Gender Variance. Glossary of Terms. 1. This Diverse Planet- Biodiversity vs. gender Bigotry. 2. Historical Misinterpretations, Power Shifts, & Gender Suppression. 3. An Exercise 1. How was your Gender Identity Shaped? 4. In Treatment 1. Excerpts from my Phenomenological Therapy Journal. 5. The Jorgenson Effect. 6. In Treatment 2. Excerpts from my Phenomenological Therapy Journal. 7. An Exercise 2. Personal Meaning. 8. The Aftershock of the Second Jorgenson Effect. Part 2. Towards a Gender Positive Model of Therapy. 9. Exercise 3. The Dressing Up Box. 10. Understanding Gender. 11. An Exercise 4. Personal Meaning Part 2. 12. In Treatment 3. Excerpts from my Phenomenological Therapy Journal. 13. Person Centred Theory and Gender Actualisation (Acknowledging our Beacon). 14. Beginning the process of Gender Identity Enquiry. 15. The Phenomenology of Transition. 16. Debunking Gender- Dare we be Ourselves. References.
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