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16 Cards in this Set
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socialization of women affects their
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identity dev
self-concept goals and aspirations emotional well-being |
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4 feminist phil all have in common
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goal of activism
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all feminist therapists believe:
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gender at core of therapeutic practice
must take sociocultural perspective egalitarian rel empowerment of indiv and societal change important |
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characteristics of gender-biased theries
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androcentric, gendercentric, heterosexist, deterministic, intrapsychic orientation
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goals of feminist therapy
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gender equality
conftronting forms of institutional oppression help embrace personal power free clients of gender role socialization |
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themes focused on in therapy
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messages received in growing up
critially evaluating social dictates and expectations power and control exteranl forces influencing behavior |
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role of therapist
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relational expert
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reframing in feminist theory
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shift from victim blaming to consider societal factors
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relabeling
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changes label/evaluation applied to behavioral char
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theme in practice of feminist therapy
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inclusion of client in assessment process
and in treatment process |
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feminist therapist become advocate for change in social structure by arguing for
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right to self-determination
freedom to puruse career outside home right to education equality in power in relationships |
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1 major contribution of feminists to field of counseling
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gender-sensitive practice
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issues w/ BPD diagnosis
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tendency to given to female victims of abuse and blame victim for his/her illness
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feminist group therapy
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support for the experience of being a woman
political involvement providing memebers a place to reflect on their role in society empowerment |
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feminist therapy working w/ men works on
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emotional expression
domestic violence creating collaborative relationships w/ others |
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limitation of FT
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imposer personal values upon a client tha tmay not be consistent w/ the client's cultural framework
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