Clinical pluralism
An approach respecting divergences in meaning-making in therapy.
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Clinical pluralism refers to an approach in psychotherapy that aims to respect divergences in meaning-making. It involves negotiating theoretical differences between clinicians and differences of belief within the therapeutic relationship. The concept is associated with eclectic and integrative psychotherapy, as well as with specific approaches like coparticipant psychoanalysis.
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- Associated approaches
- eclectic and integrative psychotherapy, coparticipant psychoanalysis
- Application area
- psychotherapy, medical ethics
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