Therapiephasen
Therapiephasen, also known as phases of therapy, refers to the distinct stages that a therapeutic process typically progresses through. These phases are not rigid and can vary depending on the therapeutic approach, the client's issues, and the therapist's style. However, a common structure involves an initial phase of engagement and assessment, a middle phase of active work and change, and a final phase of consolidation and termination.
The initial phase focuses on building rapport and trust between the client and therapist. This is a
The middle phase is where the core therapeutic work takes place. Here, the client actively engages in
The final phase, consolidation and termination, involves reviewing progress made, reinforcing learned skills, and preparing for