Reality Therapy Intervention Model Analysis

Reality Therapy Intervention Model
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Reality Therapy Model
The reality therapy intervention model is an approach to counselling that perceives deeds as choices. This technique states that psychological symptoms happen due to individuals recklessly choosing specific actions to fulfil their necessities and, for that reason, not as a result of mental illness. Reality therapy is appropriate for this agency as it aids individuals in accepting the responsibility of their behaviours and further helps them select more desirable behaviours. It was developed by William Glasser and was found to help prisons, mental hospitals, and jails. One of the core elements of reality therapy interventions is behaviour classified into organized and reorganized behaviours. The former actions are the past deeds that were established to satisfy a need. Therefore, this helps the therapist in assisting a client in recognizing any unproductive organized behaviour. After determining the counterproductive behaviours, a client will be required to change thos...