Glasser's Choice Theory Model

Glasser's Choice Theory Model suggests that our behavior is driven by innate human needs—such as love, belonging, power, freedom, fun, and survival. We constantly make choices to satisfy these needs, aiming for inner satisfaction and control over our lives. The theory emphasizes that our actions are motivated by these internal needs rather than external circumstances, and we have the power to choose behaviors that lead to more fulfilling outcomes. Understanding this helps us take responsibility for our actions and focus on making better choices to meet our needs and improve personal relationships.