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The Empty-Pot Healing Approach: Its Origins, Nature, and Practice

John Egbeazien Oshodi

The Oshodi Foundation

The Oshodi Empty-Pot Healing Approach (OEPHA) is rooted in African ancient traditions and is characterized by Afrocentric-based psychological theories on therapeutic and personality dimensions. The OEPHA aims to create and fortify processes of optimal balance, vitality, harmony, and an index of achievement-survival motives. Therapy undergoes a circle of therapeutic actions in response to the 11 phases of the OEPHA: Entrustment, Expressivement, Ejectment, Elaboration, Enactment, Embankment, Empowerment, Ensemblement, Encirclement, Enlightenment, and Enrichment. The operationalization of the OEPHA was shown through a case study.

Journal of Black Psychology, Vol. 25, No. 1, 23-35 (1999)
DOI: 10.1177/0095798499025001002
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