REACTION PAPER TO EXISTENTIAL THERAPY
My reactio
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My reaction, as a client, to existential therapy would likely be an unpleasant one. As I understand it, the goals of existential therapy include finding personal meaning, coping with anxiety, taking responsibility for decisions and living in the present, all of which I firmly believe are important elements of living a satisfying life. However, I believe that I would find several of the strategies used to attain these goals very uncomfortable and a bit "far out" for my tastes. Although existential therapy is derivative from existentialism, this is a philosophy that does not have any particular appeal for me. As a therapy, I think of existential therapy as relentless in its quest for the client to live in the present. However, I believe it is difficult to live in the present
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