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A psychotherapy clinic in a township : exploring the concept of communityMagodielo, Tabea Dominica Maphale 10 1900 (has links)
This study is about the exploration of the concept of community, using the Mamelodi Counselling Clinic as the context for the exploration. The members who got involved in different phases in the running of the clinic, went through the process of defining and redefining the
concept. This process was based on their experiences and their coevolved reality of what the concept means. These experiences will be discussed and in the end, a punctuated end product of the coevolved meanings will given. Furthermore, an account will be given as to how the
running of the clinic evolved with the changes in meaning. The author's perception of the division between clinical and community psychology was altered as a result of the findings in the study and this will also be discussed. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology)
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Community psychology as social science : towards an ecosystemic alternativeAppelbaum, Karen 11 1900 (has links)
This study disaggregates and evaluates conventional community
psychology as reflected in both the Community Mental Health and Social
Action Models. In so doing, it provides evidence in support of its plea
for a radical paradigm shift towards ecosystemic theorising in the field
of community psycho logy. It further illustrates that an ecosystemic
point of departure would have significant implications for the
reformulation of conventional notions of community. It concludes by
teasing out some alternative praxis related community psychological
formulations. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology)
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Community psychology as social science : towards an ecosystemic alternativeAppelbaum, Karen 11 1900 (has links)
This study disaggregates and evaluates conventional community
psychology as reflected in both the Community Mental Health and Social
Action Models. In so doing, it provides evidence in support of its plea
for a radical paradigm shift towards ecosystemic theorising in the field
of community psycho logy. It further illustrates that an ecosystemic
point of departure would have significant implications for the
reformulation of conventional notions of community. It concludes by
teasing out some alternative praxis related community psychological
formulations. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology)
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