Answer to Question #252800 in Psychology for Nelly

Question

Introduce and conclude the Egan's Model Theory.

Answer 1

Egan's Model Theory is a model based on a counseling approach that offers a structured solution for psychotherapists and counselors. The model involves three stages: Exploring the client's current situation, Helping the client develop aims and goals, and help clients to establish strategies. Each stage comprises specific skills used by the counselors of therapists to help clients. Egan develops listening skills called SOLER (Squarely, Open posture, Lean, Eye Contact, and Relaxed) as an essential skill. Conclusively, it is the most effective model used by psychotherapists or counselors to help the client move forward. The stages help to analyze client situations and provide practical solutions because they are client-oriented.