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Papers On Counseling & Therapies
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Comparing books/Intimacy Paradox v. You Can't Grow Up
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A 10 page research paper that contrasts and compares The Intimacy Paradox by Donald S. Williamson (1991) and You Can't Grow up Till You Go Home Back Home by William Nerin (1993). Both of these psychologist propose theories that address the difficulties and obstacles involved in the crucial developmental task of re-establishing the "ground rules" with one's parents wherein the adult "child" perceives their equality as adults with their parents, while simultaneously seeing their parents as fully human. No additional sources cited.
Filename: khipvyc.wps
Conflict Resolution / Eight Essential Steps
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A 10 page overview of conflict resolution using the Dudley Weeks' The Eight Steps to Conflict Resolution and William Wilmot's and Joyce Hocker's Interpersonal Conflicts. Bibliography lists three sources.
Filename: Conflict8.wps
Conventional Sex Therapy Compared with Intimacy-Based Therapy
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This 3 page
report discusses the differences that have developed related to “conventional” sex therapy
as compared to the psychological considerations of sex therapy that can be defined as
“intimacy-based.” Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: BWintsex.rtf
Counseling And Sexual Harassment
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Sexual harassment has been associated
with a variety of negative psychological and emotional outcomes for
women. This 7 page paper argues that gender structure shapes and
constrains people's lives, just as people also actively shape and change
the gender structure and explores the role of the counselor in the
process. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: KTsexhar.wps
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