Inner plurality – Pluralistic Practice

The Many Varied Forms of Knowledge in Pluralistic Practice

Nicola Blunden, BSc Person-Centred Pluralistic Counselling, Metanoia Institute Pluralists often say that, instead of taking an either/or position, we take a both/and position in regards to knowledge. This is because we value flexibility and diversity, recognising that one particular claim to truth is unlikely to be universally valid. And we…

Working Pluralistically with Parts of Self: The Principles of Inner Pluralism

March 24, 2021 Inner plurality Person-centred Practice Shared decision making 3 Comments

Nicola Blunden, Metanoia Institute, London In this blog, I outline the key elements of working with self-plurality (the experience of multiple inner ‘selves’), and I describe the creative synergy between the pluralistic approach and this work, in particular in our commitment to collaboration, multiplicity, and flexibility. The Spectrum of Self-Plurality…