Working alliance
A working alliance is a social contract about cooperation. The term goes back to psychoanalysis and is also used in school education .
Psychoanalysis
Here the working alliance is characteristic of the cooperation between therapist and client in therapy. It represents a concept that, in psychoanalysis and gestalt therapy , is opposed to the re-enactment of traumatic and conflictual situations and desires of the analysand as the realistic part of the relationship.
school
A working alliance in the classroom regulates the rights and obligations between teachers and students, performance expectations and the resulting consequences. In social work , such an alliance defines “the establishment or agreement of rules and goals in the cooperation between social worker and client ” . It is “ the goal of an initial interview in the initial phase of problem solving ”.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Heiner Legewie (1998): Hermeneutische Diagnostik.WS 1998/99. 7th lecture: Theory of interviewing (PDF file; 191 kB)
- ↑ a b Hilbert Meyer (2004): Characteristics of good teaching (HTML page)
- ↑ http://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/projekte/slex/seitendvd/konzepte/l50/l5027.htm