rekonstrueerattua

Rekonstrueerattua is a concept and therapeutic approach in applied psychology that focuses on the reconstruction of an individual's underlying constructivist schemes and subjective experiences. Developed by Finnish psychologist and constructivist theorist Kalevi Nieminen, it seeks to integrate principles from Gestalt therapy and symbolic-experiential practices.

The goal of Rekonstrueerattua is to provide individuals and groups with improved understanding and regulation of their own cognitive and emotional processes. By examining how constructs of thought and experience are created and interconnected, practitioners using this approach help clients access and revise ingrained schemes and behaviors.

Key components of the Rekonstrueerattua approach include devising strategies for maintaining and developing adaptive self-concept and resource-building capabilities within the therapeutic process. Practitioners aid participants in spotting patterns and relationships that link subjective meanings of self, world, and others. Construction of surprising and effectual events, adherent capacities and other capacities of mind enable can enact changes not only in but something more ongoing across networks of life.

Key differences exist between this and various constructivist and object relations based therapies, often reflecting key theoretical assumptions. Many approaches use schemas and other cognitive concepts. Rekonstrueerattua entails empirical reformulations of schemes about mind and world through new experiences, eliciting continuous selves, translating or translating self-story structure.

Nieminen, the founder of Rekonstrueerattua, uses conceptual integration along various dimensions including formally articulated identities with synthesis within proximate descriptions of significance, desire-attachment relationships to map to functions entailing experiencing next steps.