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Relational Development
How Change Happens: Controlling Images, Mutuality and Power
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How Change Happens: Controlling Images, Mutuality and Power (2002)
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Author: Jean Baker Miller, M.D. Change is inevitable but it can go in a positive direction toward growth or in a negative direction. Extending Patricia Hill Collins' concept of controlling images (2000), this paper examines how these images interact with relational images and strategies of disconnection to obstruct growth on both the societal and the personal level. In therapy, change is defined as movement-in-relationship toward better connection; and increased connection leads to growth. Several aspects of therapy that lead to deeper and wider connection are explored, especially increasing the patient's power. |
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