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teleological point of view
Definition:
A teleological perspective in Jungian psychology focuses on the psyche’s orientation toward purpose, meaning, and future goals. It views psychological struggles as part of a larger process of growth and self-realisation rather than simply as symptoms of past causes.
Example:
Adopting a teleological approach helps clients reframe challenges as opportunities for growth. For instance, viewing anxiety as a sign of unmet aspirations may guide a client toward positive change.
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