対人関係で悩む学生への自己解決思考型発達カウンセリングアプローチの試み

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This study presents a case utilizing the self-solving orientation type of developmental counseling approach, with reference to the developmental therapy proposed by Yamamoto(2003), Ivey (1991) and Tamase (1993) and the solution-focused brief therapy developed by DeJong and Berg (1999). This approach promotes the sensorimotor, concrete-operational, and formal-operational level image of the clients in a problem-solving situations, based on the following theory: 1) clients attempt to solve problem; 2) clients are able to image situations in which the problem can be solved; 3) clients possess valuable resources and solutions within themselves. This approach was used during a short-term and intensive counseling program with a student who was unable to make close friends and felt lonely after entering a school. The student subsequently found the resources and solutions within herself and was able to solve her problem.
2004-12-30