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Disney Character who likely needs Therapy
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This Italian Renaissance artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel while lying on his back.

Who is Michelangelo?

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This practice involves understanding the cultural background of clients to improve therapy outcomes, and is often contrasted with more ideological approaches.

What is Cultural Competency?

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This structured, goal-oriented therapy helps clients identify and change unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors.

What is CBT

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Author of the article

Who is Lisa Selin Davis

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The character's father dies before the story begins, and she has a mean stepmother and two stepsisters.

Who is Cinderella?

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This Dutch artist only sold one painting in his lifetime but is now considered one of the greatest painters of all time.

Who is Vincent van Gogh?

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These two roles are central to Critical Social Justice theory and are used to categorize people based on perceived social power.

What are Oppressor and Oppressed Categories?

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This brief form of therapy can be effective after a trauma and involves structured eye movements while recalling distressing events.

What is Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)?

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Client who experienced therapy shifting to ideological focus and was "fired" for dissenting views.

Who is Lily Cooney?

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The main character's parents die in a shipwreck and grew up in a jungle.

Who is Tarzan?

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This American artist became famous for his colorful soup can paintings.

Who is Andy Warhol?

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The article suggests this type of therapy weakens therapists. "Christine Sefein, who taught graduate students at Antioch, said she noticed her students becoming increasingly delicate."

What is woke therapy?

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This humanistic approach developed by Carl Rogers emphasizes unconditional positive regard, empathy, and authenticity.

What is Person-Centered Therapy?

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Former professor of clinical psychology at Antioch University, resigned in protest over politics in her program.

Who is Christine Sefein?

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The character's mother is separated from him after defending the character from bullies, being labeled a "mad elephant".

Who is Dumbo?

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This surrealist painted melting clocks in The Persistence of Memory.

Who is Salvador DalĂ­?

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This concept frames individuals as perpetually harmed or oppressed, sometimes criticized for undermining personal agency and resilience.

What is Victim Mentality?

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This existentially grounded therapy encourages clients to find meaning and take responsibility for their choices.

What is Existential Therapy?

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British psychotherapist, states activists "captured the institutions" and that questioning students face "moral reeducation."

Who is Val Thomas?

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Their parents died in a shipwreck

Who are Elsa and Anna?
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This American artist created massive drip paintings and helped define Abstract Expressionism.

Who is Jackson Pollock?

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This term refers to individuals who aggressively advocate for progressive social justice causes, often on social media or in institutional settings.

What are Social Justice Warriors?

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This action-based therapy focuses on exposure and response prevention to treat phobias, OCD, and anxiety disorders.

What is Exposure Therapy?

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Former Antioch University student who refused to sign a civility pledge and had her degree "held hostage" due to ideological concerns.

Who is Leslie Elliott?

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The main character's dad was killed by dad's brother, and he lived with a meerkat and a warthog.

Who is Simba (The Lion King)?

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