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Indicators of achievement of this step of the last branch of this often involves a process of gradual development of the ability to recognize and prevent emergence again of the same reaction. It appears ability to recognize that what he is experiencing may be due to its abuse. He can begin to identify situations in which he said feelings, and who were clearly associated with experienced abuse. He begins to understand that before they have a choice. He can look back after he did something, and try to clarify the situation. It is not something John Mclaughlin would like to discuss. He is able at the right time to separate their feelings from the past and an adjustment to the developments occurring in the present. Methods Review of the events in detail and assisting in the analysis of this event, seeing inconsistencies inconsistency his ratings. Carrying out work on the feelings of the group.
The ability to see the light of the emotional abuse helps to separate this experience and avoid a permanent display at the moment. Consolidation of learning real test of any therapy is the ability to the client to change his daily life, adaptation, self-reliance in implementing these changes. He eventually grows to need therapeutic support and seeking support in his everyday world. Abuse at this point begins to recede into the background, and the more recent events become more important. These events are often aimed at gaining independence and self-realization.
Indicators achieve this step, he saw himself in an adult who can help him overcome the emerging children’s feelings. Willingness and desire to help others, carrying out a particular volunteer activity. It can confront his abuser in any particular way if the offender, in general, can be found. He knows that he has needs, and it can not satisfy them sexually. He found a support system that includes male friends. Compulsive behavior is under his control. Methods Find some way in order that He might truly come into confrontation with their abuser. This can be written and sending a letter, phone call or personal meeting. His desire to do this – is a big step forward. Conducting a therapy session with his family parents can be useful for rooting changes that He succeeded. If there is an opportunity to speak before an audience safe, it will allow him to strengthen confidence and reduce his sense of shame. Tell him ‘Goodbye’.