#1) Reframing and positive connotation are two hallmarks of the MRI and Milan approaches, respectively. While many models of therapy employ the technique of reframing, it is a cornerstone to the MRI approach. In addition, the Milan team’s technique of positive connotation is equally important to its approach. For this discussion, compare and contrast the ideas of reframing and positive connotation—describing how they are alike and how they are different. Remember to cite the literature and provide examples to illustrate the difference between these two techniques.

Other People, Concepts, and Approaches

#2) Using your textbooks, journal articles, or an Internet search, research a person, a concept, or an approach from the groups below. If your last name begins with a letter A–I, choose one from group 1. If your last name begins with a letter J–R, choose one from group 2. If your last name begins with a letter S–Z, choose one from group 3. Then, write a short summary paper on the person, concept, or approach you researched

Choose one of the name below:

Nathan Ackerman
Lynn Hoffman
Don Jackson
Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy
Object Relations Family Therapy
Ken Hardy