What is psychotherapy integration, and how does it relate to eclecticism and pluralism? In this short video, I discuss the four main forms of psychotherapy integration: theoretical integration, assimilative integration, common factors, and eclecticism; and their relationship to pluralistic philosophy and practice.

The video is aimed at integrative and pluralistic trainees and therapists, as well as counsellors and psychotherapists of other orientations. It should help you develop your understanding of integrative, eclectic, and pluralistic approaches, and how they related to your own practice. This may of value for supervision, assessment, and accreditation purposes; as well as for your own reflection and development as a therapist.