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Reparenting
Reparenting is a form of therapy in which the client temporarily adopts new parental figures. The focus of reparenting is to alleviate the patient's psychological disturbances caused by defective parenting. In recent years, reparenting has expanded its areas of application to treat various forms of psychopathology including schizophrenia and anorexia nervosa. Despite the therapy being derived from the long studied theory of transactional analysis in the field of psychology, there is not much empirical evidence for its effectiveness. Due to the lack of scientific support, most certified psychologists do not regard reparenting as a legitimate form of therapy. In 1982 reparenting was reported to be still available to the public, with many therapists and supporters of its legitimacy.
==History==
In the late 1960s, Jaqui Lee Schiff developed a form of therapy based on transactional analysis theory. She would dub this form of therapy as total regression reparenting, the very first form of reparenting. Schiff and her followers claimed success with curing clients using reparenting, which resulted in the expansion of its practice. The promising findings of reparenting by Schiff led other therapists to develop their own application and forms of reparenting. The other most notable forms of reparenting that later came include time-limited, spot, and self-reparenting. Some people consider reparenting to be one of the many forms of New Age psychotherapy.
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