コヒーレンス療法
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コヒーレンス療法の基本は症状の一貫性という原理である。 これは、心身システムのあらゆる反応が個人の構成概念（スキーマ）の表現であるという見方である 。
症状の一貫性の原理によれば、個人の一見非合理的で制御不能な症状は、実際には障害や病理ではなく、その人の自己と世界に対する既存の構成概念の合理的で秩序ある表現である [4]。
コヒーレンス療法は心理的構成主義の一種である。 体験的なアプローチを取り、ゲシュタルト療法、フォーカシング療法、ハコミ療法に似ている。 目的は、望まない症状を生み出す無意識の個人的構成概念（複合体や自我状態に類似）を直接的、感情的に体験し、それらを自然に修正または解消することで症状を除去することである。
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脚注
- ↑ Aside from the publications of Bruce Ecker and Laurel Hulley, who created coherence therapy (e.g., Ecker & Hulley 1996), applications, trials, and summaries of coherence therapy can be found in: Neimeyer & Bridges 2003; Neimeyer 2009; Neimeyer 2010, pp. 52–61; Leitner & Lonoff 2010; Rice, Neimeyer & Taylor 2011; Raskin 2012, p. 122; Welling 2012; Voss 2014; Christopher, Gable & Goodman 2015, pp. 426–427; Bridges 2016
- ↑ Ecker & Hulley 1996
- ↑ Neimeyer & Bridges 2003, p. 290; Neimeyer 2009, p. 89
- ↑ Ecker & Hulley 1996; Ecker & Hulley 2000
出典
心理療法の文献
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外部リンク
- CoherenceTherapy.org — Coherence Therapy (Depth Oriented Brief Therapy)