Change In The Therapeutic Change (SPICC)

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The SPICC model integrates diverse theoretical frameworks and practical strategies belonging to various other well-established psychotherapeutic approaches with its associated theory of change (Geldard & Geldard, 2009). These approaches include Client-centred psychotherapy, Gestalt therapy, Narrative therapy, Cognitive Behaviour therapy, and Behaviour therapy (Geldard et al., 2013). Opposed to random integration of various approaches, the SPICC model‟s phases follow each other sequentially, producing therapeutic change and desired outcomes (Christie, 2007; Geldard et al., 2013). However, the appropriate transition between the stages is considered fundamental for therapeutic change to occur and for therapy to be effective. According to Geldard
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