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Prax Kinderpsychol Kinderpsychiatr

Published: August 2024

Current Approaches and Methods of Systemic Therapy and Counselling: KIKOSR Combines Techniques and Systems Therapy with children and teens could often be more effective and sustainable if the therapeutic process included not only the family environment, but also the more distant environment, such as teachers and pedagogues from school and leisure activities. It is important to take a look at the principles of hypnotherapeutic and systemic therapy approaches and perhaps even beyond. Whenever working according to guidelines or manuals no longer shows success, it can be extremely helpful to interrupt those patterns by making use of a combination of different therapeutic techniques, such as PEP®, impact and embodiment techniques, as well as resource and solution-oriented approaches. KIKOS® is an approach that promotes tolerance of ambiguity in all systems, regardless of the basic therapeutic orientation, by combining techniques and systems while taking into account the individuality of client and practitioner.

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