What type of therapy is lifespan integration?
Lifespan integration (LI) is a recent psychotherapy, developed in 2002 by Peggy Pace. Its main focus is to treat trauma and dissociative disorders. Repetitions of the LI time line seem to promote the development of a feeling of integration in the patient, allowing the patient to build a more solid central self.
What does integration mean in psychotherapy?
Integration, according to Jung, is the process during which both the individual and collective unconscious are integrated into the personality. Integration is a positive psychological development that indicates psychological maturity and may help an individual move past negative habits.
What is an example of integrative therapy?
CBT, family systems therapy, gestalt therapy, and psychodynamic therapy are examples of integrative therapy.
What is the process of personal integration through counseling?
It is a relationship within which problems can be explored, solved and transcended and where clients may feel safe enough to make contact with their inner core, thus enabling it to emerge as an integrating and healing force.