From: Martti Puttonen <maputto-AT-laatikko.saunalahti.fi> Date: Wed, 1 Dec 1999 16:32:55 +0200 Subject: BHA: Real and irreal issues in psychotherapy Dear all, I have practiced some years DCR philosophical issues when doing professionally psychological educational and therapeutic work in cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT). I am keen on applying DCR (Dialectics; Plato, Etc.; it seems to me to be sound, consistent and opens new important issues in wellbeing) in order to evaluate how real theapeutic practice is possible in real scientific sense. Otherwise the therapeutic practice would be irreal falling to actualist therapies or actualism, dualisms, etc, and that therapeutic practice is not of any help or is not grounded scientifically and thus ethically making possibly harm to the client. The dialectics of 3L and 4D avoided by constructing dualist, and other solutions at the 1M and 2E, real world is not manageable for the client. And then the realist scientific basis is lost in professional practice. I think CBT has created its working basis and general quidelines for procedural (argument etc.) practices from the realist basis, although there may exist and emerge so many real irreal things in the therapeutic practice which maybe can have in some way or other the impact on that these therapies are apt of falling to irrealist directions, and thus being ethically flawed and "dysfunctional" making irrealist things to emerge and getting stronger in the client's fourplanar being. If being this case, therapeutic work makes clientīs real potentials more absent and other kind of negative absences more stronger, and making intentional agency though therapeutic practices more real thus fails. But there are many philosophical issues here, which makes it difficult to evaluate what kind of truths there are functioning in the therapy, because it is not possible for the individual to have or construct more freedoms at once, and those irrealist things have very strong power over her. If somebody has been working around the topic in philosophy and or in DCR, letīs exhange arguments. I also have made philosophical arguments about the therapeutic practice in the domain of DCR -philosophy and argued specially , how psychotherapeutic practice would be possible in helping clients with their mental health things, and specifically with their depression. Someone interested, please contact me. Regards, Martti Puttonen, Psychologist address: Kirsitie 17 28600 Pori Finland --- from list bhaskar-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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