Healing elements of therapeutic conversation: dialogue as an embodiment of love

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The basic elements of dialogue are analyzed using perspectives of dialogism and neurobiological development to understand why dialogue becomes a healing experience in a network meeting. The activity of constructing new shared language-incorporating the words that network members bring to the meetings and the new words that emerge from dialogue among team and network members-affords a healing alternative to the language of symptoms or of difficult behavior.

Dialogues, Dialogue, Imaginary conversations, Paternal love, Maternal love, Familial love

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The heart of the matter: A proposal for placing the self of the therapist at the center of family research and training

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The field of family therapy and its role in the existing world is discussed. The two perspectives of family therapy, the common factors perspective and the model specific factors perspective are taken into account and it is proposed that therapists achieve maximum effectiveness by committing themselves to a family therapy model of proven efficacy whose underlying worldview closely matches their own personal worldview.

Management dynamics, Management, Family psychotherapy, Family counseling, Company business management, Family counselors

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