all new movements toward significant change. Affirming positive results and feelings. Evaluating progress and new courage.
Social Interest Stage: Using client’s better feelings to extend cooperation and caring about other people. Learning to give generously of oneself and to take necessary risks. Awakening feeling of equality.
Goal Redirection Stage: Challenging client to let go of self and the old fictional goal. Dissolving the style of life and adopting new values. Discovering a new psychological horizon.
Support and Launching Stage: Launching client into a new, creative, gratifying way of living for self and others. Learning to love the struggle and prefer the unfamiliar. Promoting a path of continual growth for self and others.
This analysis will investigate the different types of successful group therapy that have emerged in light of Adler’s therapy and the above twelve stages.
The core aspects of group therapy relate to Adlerian therapy concepts of wellness
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