How Critical Social Justice Theory Cuts the Heart out of Therapy
A healing ethos is the heart of therapy: it is characterised by an unwavering commitment to the flourishing of the person who is seeking your help.
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Val Thomas
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Dr. Val Thomas is a psychotherapist, writer and formerly a counsellor educator. Her specialism is applications of mental imagery. She is the author of two Routledge publications: Using Mental Imagery in Counselling and Psychotherapy (2015) and Using Mental Imagery to Enhance Creative and Work-Related Processes (2019).
Therapy and the Hermeneutics of Oppression
Critical Social Justice Theory is now rapidly establishing itself within the theory and knowledge of the counselling and psychotherapy disciplines.
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Wake Up, Talking Therapists! Critical Social Justice Theory Poses An Existential Threat To Your Professions
There is one thing that the field of talking therapies is, ironically, not talking about and this is the existential threat posed to our professions by Critical Social Justice Theory (CSJT).
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