Hope is defined, potential blocks to it are explored, and ways and means of instilling hope are examined. Emphasized are the therapist's understanding, appreciation, and use of (a) the dynamics of change, (b) the learning styles of the individuals in treatment and the ways they access information, (c) the stages of therapy, and (d) a variety of techniques for fostering hope.
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