I was definitely taught according to the "pill model" or medical model in other words, and as a clinician come to appreciate the continuous, calibration model or the contextual model. I still believe though that you need a researched method, that stands on a solid theoretical ground, with a library of well defined interventions to work with, for being able to deceptively improvise in the specific moment with the patient. It is not that anything goes!
I was definitely taught according to the "pill model" or medical model in other words, and as a clinician come to appreciate the continuous, calibration model or the contextual model. I still believe though that you need a researched method, that stands on a solid theoretical ground, with a library of well defined interventions to work with, for being able to deceptively improvise in the specific moment with the patient. It is not that anything goes!
Sorry for the autospell thing here!!! It should be adaptively improvise!!!
Thanks to all who completed the poll. We are at a 50/50 spilt!