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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Client-therapist"”.
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Client/Therapist Feedback and the Role of the Alliance on Psychotherapy Outcomes
… employed a quality assurance system for tracking client progress in therapy, there has been consistent evidence that utilizing the system to identify those who are not responding to treatment and warning their therapist about the client’s risk significantly improves client outcomes in …
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Inter-judge reliabilities and selected client-therapist variables: a content analysis of initial psychotherapeutic interviews
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Psychology, 1965
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Portuguese-Americans and Mental Health Treatment Client-Therapist Ethnic Match, Ethnic Identity, and Satisfaction with Treatment
… toward authority, and even world view affect how clients access and make use of psychotherapy. Cultural views are essential to how one sees the world, and consequently there is much debate about whether clients would benefit from having therapists from the same cultural background. Ethnic …
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Investigation of the Responsive and Initiative Dimensions in the Client-Therapist Relationship in Gestalt and Behavior Therapy
Research findings to the present have indicated the responsive and initiative dimensions to be important in the therapeutic process in influencing positive outcome; yet, investigators of current therapeutic approaches have not discussed how these dimensions might be integrated into their particular …
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Deception detection techniques in the client-therapist relationship from the perspective of a marriage and family therapist
… based on interviews with marriage and family therapists. The participants included 30 male and female marriage and family therapists with one or more post-baccalaureate degrees. Conducting interviews using open ended questions yielded a deeper understanding of the participants’ perceptions of …
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Constructing A Successful Therapeutic Experience With Adolescent Clients: A Qualitative Study Of Adolescent Experiences In Family Therapy
Traditionally, therapists and researchers have not asked adolescents about their family therapy experience. This qualitative study was designed to solicit in-depth feedback from adolescents who have recently participated in family therapy to broaden our understanding of their experiences in …
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The Differential Relations of Perceived Goal Agreement and Actual Goal Agreement With Early Therapeutic Outcome
… of perceived and actual goal agreement between therapist and client on measures of early change. The results from 24 therapeutic dyads at 3 university counseling centers support the hypothesis that actual goal agreement between therapist and client is related to early change, while perceived …
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Therapeutic alliance and treatment outcome in cognitive-behavioral and supportive psychotherapy for intermittent explosive disorder
… on treatment approach or who is rating alliance (client, therapist, or third-party observer). Notably, research on this relationship among individuals with primary aggression problems is limited, with no study to date investigating therapeutic alliance in psychotherapy among individuals with …
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A Good Fit. What experienced secondary school-based counsellors require from their clinical supervision: a situational analysis of practitioners’ descriptions of best practice
… supervision, safe ethical working regarding the client/therapist and supervisee/supervisor work , self-awareness on the part of both supervisee and supervisor, and the co-creation of reflective practice in supervision.<br/><br/>Conclusion: Experienced therapists require a depth of exploration …
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Adults’ experiences of posttraumatic growth during Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy, and the role of the therapeutic relationship in facilitating growth.
… Conclusions: Person-centred conditions and client-therapist attachment were important elements of the therapeutic relationship which provided participants with the safety, trust, and relational depth necessary for the facilitation of experiences of posttraumatic growth during Eye Movement …
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Self-Portrait Drawings by Adolescents Diagnosed With Borderline or Narcissistic Personality Disorders
… art as a transitional object and a container for clients to project their defenses against anxiety and consequent delayed stages of development is a therapeutic tool for both the client’s insight into self, the therapist’s insight into the client, and for the client-therapist relationship. Each …
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Maintenance of Weight Loss
… in creating short-term weight losses for obese clients. When the client-therapist relationship is ended, clients quickly regain weight lost during training. Teaching clients those skills necessary for continued or maintained weight loss is imperative. These skills need to be identified and …
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Comparative Review of Mental Health Policies and Standards of Professional Practice in Ontario and Iran: Emphasis on a Cultural Framework
… (CPO) and the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) with those developed by the Psychology and Counseling Organization of Iran (PCOI). Data were collected from governmental documents, the organizational websites (CPO, CRPO and PCOI), and other relevant resources. The …
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The Need for Change: A Pluralistic Psychotherapeutic Approach to Adult Outpatient Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa - A Critical Literature Review.
… focus on tailored, individualised treatment and client-therapist collaboration strongly support patient preferences; and (ii) The approach also allows for a variety of different therapeutic modalities to be practiced which may better suit patients’ needs than the ‘one-size-fits-all’ model …
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A therapeutic relationship?: an interpretative phenomenological analysis exploring aikido practitioners' perspectives on their relationship with their instructor
… relationship in martial arts and the client-therapist relationship in counselling psychology and psychotherapy. The present insights highlight the therapeutic utility of relationship arrangements outside the sphere of traditional psychotherapy. This is relevant to counselling …
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Yearnings: Stories of Insecure Attachment and the Journey to Connect to God
… language to help bridge the gap between client therapist religious background differences while tapping into the strengths and resources of a client's religious beliefs and heritage; 2) utilizing small groups within a client's faith community as another potential solution for developing …
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Computer mediated communication for health behavior change
… computers and modems to exchange messages with a therapist (the author), as well as to interact with automated system functions. Such functions included cognitive/behavioral assessment, l recording of self-monitored progress in applying specific and general coping strategies to managing stress, …
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The Tree Theme Method - An Occupational Therapy Intervention Applied in Outpatient Psychiatric Care
… and life storytelling, implies that the client draws and paints trees representing certain periods in their life. The paintings are used as a starting point for the client to tell their life story with focus on everyday occupations (occupational storytelling) and shaping plans for their …
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Death and renewal : a process of growth through loss
… underlying themes in their grief stories. The client/therapist relationship forms a key feature of the study, as does the concept that others can serve as mentors. Participants had a diverse range of anomalous losses between them such as: sibling and parental loss, relationship loss, rejection …
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