Egan "talk is not change"

14 Feb Egan “talk is not change”

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This week Egan describes the action stage of the therapeutic process. What does this mean? Egan purports “talk is not change” (p. 372). What are your thoughts about this statement? Different theoretical orientations may agree or disagree with Egan’s statement. While theory is helpful, research that supports theory is necessary for effective practice. You were to read two articles this week that outline the importance of interventions that are supported by research. What is empirically based research and empirically based practice? Is solution focused brief therapy evidence based? What are your thoughts on this approach? Discuss benefits and drawbacks.REQUIRED COURSE MATERIALS

Required textbook(s):

Skilled Helper

Hardcover

by Egan, Gerald (9781305865716) – 11TH 19

MBS 1988004

CENGAGE L