The Conceptualized Self in the Inflexahex Model: Case Conceptualization and Psychological Flexibility

MidAmerican Psychological Institute
Pickslyde Consulting

Key Points

  1. The conceptualized self is the verbal content that we use to define and describe ourselves.
  2. The self-as-content (the conceptualized self) isn’t bad or pathological. In fact, it can be helpful at times.
  3. Self-as-context exercises can help when the conceptualized self becomes problematic.
  4. And using the Inflexahex worksheet can assist with case conceptualization.
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