Securitatea psihologică asigurată de modelul relațional de dezvoltare a inteligenței sociale și emoționale în procesul terapeutic integrativ

Abstract

Relational needs are uniquely important for interpersonal interaction. When these needs are not met, they become more intense and take the form of an acute longing, a feeling of emptiness, pressing lonelin ess or urgency, often accompanied by anxiety. A major objective of any form of psychological intervention as part of an integrative approach is the use of client therapist relation, the ability to create a connection in the present to be used as a spring board to satisfy the relation with other people and obtain a sense of self fulfillment. The therapist must be attuned to these relational needs and be involved by empathically validating feelings and needs and providing reassurance and support to subjects. We think that a psychotherapy process as part of the integrative approach facilitates the development of social and emotional intelligence, providing a great degree of flexibility, exploration and research. This paper shall touch on not only theoretical aspects, but also on practical elements of the social and emotional intelligence development model as part of the integrative therapeutic process. We intend to determine the factors that impact the social and emotional development, making use of the most re commended methods to optimize this development process or to mend the relations from the clients’ past experience.