Jacqueline Williams-Horn

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From a marriage and family therapist perspective, as well as implementing the tenets of narrative therapy, I identify with the collaborative nature of the relationship with clients and students, the importance of insight with regard to change, the belief that human beings need to feel a sense of belonging, that all behavior has a purpose, and the importance of past experiences in understanding current functioning. I tend to employ experiential components and techniques in both my counseling and in the classroom because I find that they typically enhance growth, here-and-now change, and create insight to facilitate exploration and expression of inner feelings and beliefs. I also use humor to make clients and students feel at ease to create a safe environment to facilitate change.

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