Bibliotherapy and DCT: Co‐Constructing the Therapeutic Metaphor

Jane E. Myers

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Bibilotherapy is presented as a strategy for cocreating therapeutic metaphors with clients. The use of these metaphors for promoting both first and second order change is enhanced when the metaphor is processed using Developmental Counseling and Therapy (DCT). Case examples are included to illustrate the combined use of these techniques.

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