Method of Levels
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The Method of Levels (MOL) is a cognitive approach to psychotherapy based on perceptual control theory (PCT). Using MOL, the therapist works with the patient to resolve conflicts by helping the patient shift his or her awareness to higher levels of perception in order to allow reorganization to take place.
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- Carey, Timothy A. (2006). The Method Of Levels: How To Do Psychotherapy Without Getting In The Way (PDF). Hayward, CA: Living Control Systems Publishing. ISBN 0-9740155-4-7
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