Kalecereal
@kalecereal
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Kalecereal
@kalecereal
sunshine
“I married up in like morality and character in a way that is really inspiring to me”
Person-centered theory
Developed by Carl Rogers, this humanistic theory is grounded in the belief that people are inherently good and have a tendency toward growth and self-actualization.
Core idea: The therapist's role is to provide a non-directive, empathetic, and accepting environment where clients can explore their own feelings and find their
My hand hurts. This isn’t even halfway through. I like it though. I like getting connected with me. I am on the journey to get back the distance that I lost from myself. As we step into other people’s opinions and world views, ours take a step back. This is an important part of learning and being open minded. You need to be able to quiet your own
... See moreGenetics and neurological theory
This perspective focuses on the biological and inherited basis of human behavior, personality, and mental health.
Core idea: Behavior is significantly influenced by genetic predispositions, brain structure, neurochemistry, and physiological processes.
Application: Research in this area uses tools like neuroimaging and
Womanist theory
Originating from the experiences of African-American women, this is an intersectional framework that is a more specific application of multicultural feminism.
Core idea: It focuses on the unique, multilayered oppression faced by women of color, considering the intersections of race, gender, and class. It values the strengths,
I get nervous planning these things so far ahead with my boyfriend. Like I cannot predict the future. I have no idea if he has plans to dump me in the next two months. What if there becomes a reason to leave him? How do I know he will be here? I don’t. I can’t/ There are things we cannot know. But I will put my trust into him, and into me, and into
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