Whether
or not therapy succeeeds depends in large part upon the individual's
openness to personal growth and relationships, especially to the therapeutic
relationship.
Jungian psychotherapy is usually not brief therapy. It takes time to
explore the complexities of feeling and experience that make up a person's
own unique past, as well as present manifestations of that past. People
who enter Jungian psychotherapy make an important personal commitment
that can easily extend over many years.Only
those individuals directly involved in the therapy process know when
they have attained the desired results, not limited to symptom relief
only. When an individual feels that he or she has accomplished his or
her personal goals, termination can be considered and a date set for
the end of the therapy.
Whether
or not therapy succeeeds depends in large part upon the individual's
openness to personal growth and relationships, especially to the therapeutic
relationship.
Only
those individuals directly involved in the therapy process know when
they have attained the desired results, not limited to symptom relief
only. When an individual feels that he or she has accomplished his or
her personal goals, termination can be considered and a date set for
the end of the therapy.
