Self-formulation in counselling psychology: The Power Threat Meaning Framework

This reflective report critically evaluates my developing professional identity as a counseling psychologist. Using the Power Threat Meaning Framework, I present self-formulation to make sense of experiences during second stage training. To begin with, consider how multiple forms power were operating in complex relationship between personal and spheres. As appraise development, examine threats posed by negative use resulting challenges within practice. Drawing from research, psychological theories, relevant case examples, explore meaning attached while managing problems issues. In endeavor act according ethical guidelines, threat responses preserve functioning program learning By appreciating access resources, demonstrate willingness ability engage with feedback reflexivity strengths that helped me navigate ongoing Therefore, integrate perspectives “meaning-making” development trainee