Counseling and Psychology — psychology STD 12 Arts — Question

• The psychotherapy process is divided into three main parts.

1. Initiation phase: In this phase the psychiatrist establishes a relationship of mutual trust with the patient.

• Which is called Sayujya.
• Both the patient and the psychiatrist connect together to the conditions for psychiatry.
• They set goals, become aware of costs, limitations, and so on.
• Thus, in many ways this phase is important.

2. Intermediate stage: This stage is really therapeutic.

• Some problems have arisen due to improper education received by the patient in his life.
• Such teaching is replaced by re-learning of a new action.
• So that it changes.
• This requires the therapist to pay close attention to the patient and ensure trust to maintain the privacy of his or her personal affairs.

3. Final Stage: After reaching the goals set by mutual consent of the patient and the psychiatrist, this stage is to formally end the relationship with the patient.

• However, it is important to continue the procedures in the patient's life to guide the problem that arises by implementing the things indicated by the therapist.
• Thus, psychotherapy requires special skills and abilities than other therapies.