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improved obviously. Group counseling was an effective method for shortening the time of
adaptation and improving the mental state of the freshman.
5083.147 Counselors’ implicit theory: How does the implicit beliefs affect their the counseling
process, Liu Yiling, Xiaoming Jia, Counseling Center, Beijing Institute of Technology, China
Objective: To explore the role of implicit beliefs in clinical practice among Chinese counselors.
Method: Using Qualitative method, homogeneity sampling and convenient sampling methods,
four counselors who work in the university counseling center in Beijing were interviewed. The
NVIVO software was used for the transcript coding. Result: Counselors’ implicit private beliefs
did influence their counseling process. They can easily accept their clients unconditionally if they
can accept themselves deeply. It’s easier to be empathy if the counselor has the same personal
experience with the clients.
5083.148 The I Ching and psyche-body connection, Ma Shirley See-yan, International
Association of Analytical Psychology, Diplomate, Carl G. Jung Institute, Zurich, Switzerland,
Canada
This paper will present a Jungian psychoanalytic interpretation of the I Ching, Traditional Chinese
Medicine and Chinese Alchemy to show an integrated form of psychotherapy inherent in Chinese
culture. This paper highlights the advantages of psycho-somatic integration in Chinese medicine
and the role emotion plays in psychological healing. The contribution of Taoism and in particular
the Inner Elixir tradition in the development of the subtle body for ego consciousness will be
explored. The analytical approach toward the psyche and the unconscious as developed by Swiss
Psychiatrist, Dr. Carl G. Jung will be illustrated by dream work. Includes clinical case
presentations.
5083.149 Psychotherapy treatment of torture survivors, Bovbjerg Anne, Peter Berliner, Anne
Bovbjerg, Malin Wiking, Elisabeth naima Mikkelsen, MA student in Psychology, Denmark
A model of brief-therapy to the rehabilitation of survivors of torture and organised political
violence will be presented. The model includes both narrative and body oriented therapeutic
approaches to the treatment of trauma. In addition, the article contains an evaluation of the
brief-therapy project, exposing the tendencies of the treatment effectiveness. The tendencies are
that despite the fact that the treatment did not notably reduce the symptom experienced by the
clients, many had, due to the treatment found new and better ways of dealing with their pain and
experienced a increased sense of managability and meaningfulenss in daily life.
5083.150 Sleep transition process analysis, Guimao Lin, Zhongle Yang, Brain Cognitive Science
Lab. of South-Central University for Nationalities, China
There is ample evidence to suggest manipulation of pre-sleep cognitive activity can change sleep
onset latency. But strategies to maintain occupying cognitive space and reduce pre-sleep unwanted
thoughts by positively imaging always lead to imagery either too exciting to create autonomic
arousal, or not interesting enough to suppress unwanted pre-sleep thoughts. The present research
demand participants react to a series of tones to blank the cognitive space, and stop the thoughts.
The tone intervals are adjusted by embedded system on wrist. The result indicates the method can
shorten sleep onset latency clearly, and replication and durability of efficacy are better.
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