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The Importance of Socratic Questioning in Positive Psychology

The Importance of Socratic Questioning in Positive Psychology

by Lisa Jones | May, 2019 | Lisa Jones, Philosophy

Much of applied psychology and psychotherapy aims to help the client move from a belief that keeps them helpless and stuck towards one that is helpful and enables mobility into a more positive existence. The purpose of positive psychology interventions (PPI) is to...

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