Title: Values Clarification Therapy, Values Clarification Therapist
Headings: Values Clarification
Values Clarification
Understanding Values
Values Clarification in Therapy
Values Clarification Exercises
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Last Update: 09-30-2019

Content: Each person has core values that contribute to that person's system of beliefs, ideas, and attitudes, and values often affect how a person operates or responds in certain situations. Values can be influenced by: Family: In childhood, most people develop an internal reference for what is good or bad, important, or desirable and useful. This reference is often based on what parents or family members value. Individual experiences: Values are often transformed or adjusted based on life experiences, education, personal challenges, and successes. Find a Therapist
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Religion and/or culture: These values tend to reflect a person's sense of right and wrong. Community: