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pluralism
pluralism In this context, pluralism means the coexistence of multiple psychotherapy approaches that describe similar clinical processes using different, non-matching languages or models.
In this context, pluralism means the coexistence of multiple psychotherapy approaches that describe similar clinical processes using different, non-matching languages or models. It can be clinically useful because it preserves meaningful distinctions across schools, but it also makes comparison and shared representation harder.