The Method of Resolving Actual Conflict in Five Stages and with Five Capabilities Based on Positive Psychotherapy: The Trust-PHAL Method

The process of positive psychotherapy works to resolve the key, actual and basic conflicts of the clients. Although many practitioners resolve these conflicts in their own way, standard and effective methods are needed. The aim of this study is to investigate the Trust-PHAL Method, which includes re...

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Published in:Global Psychotherapist 2023-01, Vol.3 (1), p.15-24
Main Author: Eryilmaz, Ali
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
actual conflict
conflict resolution
five stages
positive psychotherapy
trust-phal method
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Summary:The process of positive psychotherapy works to resolve the key, actual and basic conflicts of the clients. Although many practitioners resolve these conflicts in their own way, standard and effective methods are needed. The aim of this study is to investigate the Trust-PHAL Method, which includes resolving actual conflict in five stages with five capabilities. There are five capabilities that we use in this method to resolve actual conflict: trustworthiness, politeness, honesty, achievement, loyalty. In other words, the method can be expressed as Trust (trustworthiness) P (Politeness) H (Honesty)A (Achievement) L(Loyalty). Each capability used is consistent with the five phases of positive psychotherapy. In the study, an example is given of how the Trust-PHAL Method is used in the psychotherapy process.
ISSN:2710-1460
2710-1460
DOI:10.52982/lkj177