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The experience of reworking shame through psychodrama De Vries, Raymond
Abstract
The focus of the present research study was to explore the experience of reworking shame through psychodrama. Using an existentialphenomenological multiple case study design, the stories of three people were articulated. In depth semi-structured interviews were tape recorded, transcribed, and analyzed for themes. In total 15 themes emerged and provided the basis for constructing first person narrative "stories" to summarize the findings for each individual. Themes were clustered into three categories and discussed in the final chapter. The three categories were: the experience of shame, the experience of the enactment and the experience of change following the enactment. Limitations of the study, implications for counselling and ideas for future research were also considered.
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The experience of reworking shame through psychodrama
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University of British Columbia
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1999
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Description |
The focus of the present research study was to explore the experience of
reworking shame through psychodrama. Using an existentialphenomenological
multiple case study design, the stories of three people
were articulated. In depth semi-structured interviews were tape recorded,
transcribed, and analyzed for themes. In total 15 themes emerged and
provided the basis for constructing first person narrative "stories" to
summarize the findings for each individual. Themes were clustered into
three categories and discussed in the final chapter. The three categories were:
the experience of shame, the experience of the enactment and the experience
of change following the enactment. Limitations of the study, implications for
counselling and ideas for future research were also considered.
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eng
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2009-06-26
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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For non-commercial purposes only, such as research, private study and education. Additional conditions apply, see Terms of Use https://open.library.ubc.ca/terms_of_use.
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10.14288/1.0053915
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University of British Columbia
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1999-11
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Graduate
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