Konstruksjonsbaserte

Konstruksjonsbaserte is a term used in the field of psychology and counseling to describe an approach that focuses on the construction of meaning and understanding through the process of dialogue and interaction. This approach is often associated with existential and phenomenological perspectives, which emphasize the individual's subjective experience and the importance of personal construction in shaping one's identity and worldview.

In konstruksjonsbaserte therapy, the therapist acts as a facilitator rather than a directive figure. The primary goal is to help the client explore and make sense of their experiences, emotions, and thoughts. This is achieved through a process of dialogue where the client is encouraged to express their thoughts and feelings openly and honestly. The therapist then reflects back these expressions, often in a non-judgmental manner, to help the client gain new insights and perspectives.

The konstruksjonsbaserte approach is characterized by its emphasis on the here-and-now, the present moment, and the client's unique perspective. It is also known for its flexibility and adaptability, as the therapist tailors the approach to the specific needs and circumstances of each client. This makes konstruksjonsbaserte therapy a highly individualized and personalized form of counseling.

The term "konstruksjonsbaserte" is often used interchangeably with "konstruktivistisk" in Norwegian, reflecting the shared emphasis on the constructive nature of human experience and the role of personal construction in psychological well-being. Both terms highlight the importance of the individual's active role in shaping their own reality and the therapeutic process as a means of facilitating this construction.