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Gender Aware Therapy: A Synthesis of Feminist Therapy and Knowledge About Gender

Glenn E. Good · Lucia A. Gilbert · Murray Scher

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Gender and Feminist Studies Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics

Abstract

The time has come to integrate feminist therapy and knowledge of gender into principles of counseling for both women and men. Gender Aware Therapy (GAT) is such a synthesis. GAT encourages counselors to facilitate the development of women and men through exploration of their unique gender‐related experiences. The foundations, principles, stages, and applications of GAT are described.

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