... Dance of Intimacy By: Harriet Lerner Why I chose this book At first glance of the bibliography of possible books for this course, I was leaning towards those regarding families and/or adolescence. After noticing someone had signed up for my first choice, Reviving Ophelia, I decided to go a different direction. With my future goals in mind of mastering in Marriage and Family Therapy ... giving those who read her book the empowerment to create the necessary change to enhance their personal relationships. Use as a Counselor The Dance of Intimacy would be very beneficial to use as a counselor...

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... portrayed on the television show Glee, and why it is important for counselors and educators to recognize stereotypical portrayals (Grosz, 2010). Using feminist theory as a lens for critical analysis and therapy, media depictions can be understood and analyzed as learning material for helping young people understand and accept themselves as individuals rather than giving in to societal pressure of conformity(Kimmel ... the show and help create healthy, realistic ideals for future generations. Glee was chosen because it is a newly popular and acclaimed show, with unique characteristics of...

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