Tag: psychotherapy goals


SELF-UNDERSTANDING

Defining Self-Understanding and Self-Awareness Self-understanding, often used interchangeably with the closely related concept of self-awareness, represents a profound and multifaceted insight into one’s inner psychological landscape. It is the cognitive and emotional grasp of the mechanisms that drive behavior, affect, and cognition, moving beyond superficial recognition toward an authentic appraisal of the internal forces shaping […]

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RAPPORT

Rapport in Psychology and Therapy The Core Definition of Rapport Rapport, derived from the French word meaning “to bring back” or “to relate,” is fundamentally defined in psychology as a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other’s feelings or ideas and communicate well. It transcends simple friendliness; it […]

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