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  1. Jan 24, 2024 · Spitting in the Soup: This metaphorical technique makes the client’s self-defeating behaviors unpalatable by highlighting the negative consequences. For instance, if a client procrastinates, the therapist might underscore the anxiety, missed opportunities, or disappointments that arise from this behavior.

  2. To motivate reorientation, I employ a mirror technique, confronting the patient with his goals and intentions . . . . When the patient begins to recognize his goals, his own conscience becomes a motivating factor. Adler called this process "spitting in the patient's soup" (Dreikurs, 1973, p. 12).

  3. Sep 15, 2021 · Counselor Tips addresses Spitting in the Client's Soup, an Adlerian/Individual Psychology technique. An example of how to use this technique is provided.

  4. Apr 9, 2015 · Spitting in the soup is a good tool for starting change generating conversations. This technique is an excellent reminder that it is perfectly okay to notice negative patterns of behavior and point them out within the context of warm, friendly relationships.

  5. Feb 1, 2020 · Spitting in the soup is a memorable metaphor. It reminds us that sometimes it is necessary to spoil the fun in order to alter negative patterns and create positive behavior change. Add spit to the soup and it is ruined.

  6. One of the few essentials of successful therapy is that it must instigate a fresh conversational perspective. In James Hillman’s terms, there has to be that jolt of novelty. Or, to use Alfred Adler’s colorful language, the therapist must somehow “spit in the client’s soup.”

  7. A technique used to help a client recognize mistaken beliefs is spitting in the client's soup, which requires a counselor to point out certain unattractive behaviors of the client. Through the use of deliberate questions used by the counselor, the client makes a connection between the answer to the question and the problem.

  8. Jul 21, 2014 · The push button technique seeks to interrupt a depression and help clients become aware of their role in maintaining, or even creating, their unpleasant feelings (Carlson, Wa tts, & Maniacci,...

  9. Jul 26, 2023 · We discuss the Adlerian therapeutic tool of "spitting in the soup" to promote choice & change. #neurodiversity #actuallyautistic #autismacceptance #psycholog...

  10. Sep 7, 2020 · "Spitting in the soup" - Adler used this homely metaphor to characterize the process of exposing to clients what they are actually doing, in order to make these actions distasteful to them. It is a way to spoil the clean conscience of the client, who may, of course, choose to continue in the mistaken movement, but who can no longer do so ...

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