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Showing 1 to 20 of 124 for “"Clinical Work"”.
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Marital therapists' own marital distress and its perceived impact on their clinical work
… distress and its perceived impact on their clinical work. A questionnaire was designed to address these issues. One thousand members of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy were selected through systematic procedures and mailed a questionnaire. A response rate of 58% was …
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An Interoperative Phenomenological Analysis of Hindu Psychologists and the Impact of Hinduism on Their Clinical Work
… of Hindu origin integrated them into their clinical work. The study used qualitative methods, specifically interpretative phenomenological analysis, as the main strategy of inquiry for data collection and analysis. The goal was to broaden the understanding of how spiritual beliefs can inform …
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A phenomenological exploration of foreign-born therapists’ experiences of relocation: implications for therapists’ identity and clinical work
… their personal and professional identities and clinical practice, and impact on their client work. Methodology / Design: Four participants (2 psychologists and 2 psychotherapists) were interviewed on their experiences of relocating and adjusting in Brussels, and their clinical work with …
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Are You My Nurse? The Effects of Patient-Delivered Gender Microaggressions on Women Trainees’ Clinical Work in Integrated Primary Care
… women behavioral health trainees’ during their clinical development by potentially understanding the ways in which women trainees are affected by sexist patient encounters. Therefore, the present study sought to apply the Social Cognitive Model of Counselor Training and the Multicultural …
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Internal Family Systems' Influence on Beginning Therapists' Awareness of Internal Processes: A Qualitative Study
… become aware of them and their influence in the clinical work, this qualitative study used a phenomenological lens to understand: (a) whether and how IFS helps beginning therapists gain awareness of their internal processes and (b) whether and how such an awareness influences their clinical work …
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Therapists' Experiences of Trauma, Compassion Fatigue, and Compassion Satisfaction: The Role of Post Traumatic Growth
… are also at risk of exposure in their work. While there are many factors that contribute to negative and positive consequences of clinical work with trauma, the influence of a therapist’s own trauma seems to have mixed findings. This study was designed to better understand the role of a …
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Hope and the therapeutic relationship: An 'interactive dance'
… and experience their own hope in their clinical practice. It is anticipated that focusing on this under-researched phenomenon will provide initial insight into the role that their hope plays in their work with corresponding implications for practice. This research study investigated …
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Exploring Psychology Graduate Students’ Desire and Ability to Discuss Their Personal Trauma History With Clinical Supervisors
… health field today, this study aimed to explore clinical psychology doctoral students’ experiences of self-disclosure of their personal trauma history, a specific type of psychological wound, in clinical supervision. The goal was to explore whether and how students’ trauma history is discussed in …
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The written psychodynamic formulation in a Jungian framework
… author's finding during his training for the MA (Clinical Psychology) degree that there is a tendency in the Jungian literature for analytical psychology to be presented in a way which is distanced from the practical realities of the clinical situation. This examination is conducted through an …
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The Menstrual Cycle in Psychotherapy: Interventions, Therapist Engagement, and Blind Spots
… completed a survey on menstruation in clinical practice. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics. In phase 2, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 7 psychotherapists, primarily identifying their theoretical orientation as psychodynamic. Thematic analysis was …
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Η ΧΡΗΣΗ ΤΟΥ GELASTYPT M1/2 ΣΤΗΝ ΑΝΤΙΜΕΤΩΠΙΣΗ ΕΥΜΕΓΕΘΩΝ ΚΥΣΤΕΩΝ ΤΩΝ ΓΝΑΘΩΝ. ΠΕΙΡΑΜΑΤΙΚΗ ΚΑΙ ΚΛΙΝΙΚΗ ΜΕΛΕΤΗ
IN THIS EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL WORK THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEALING OF THE BONE CAVITY, AFTER THE REMOVAL OF EXTENSIVE CYSTIC LESIONS LOCATED IN THE JAWS, HAS BEEN STUDIED. IT IS A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN THE BONE CAVITIES WHICH HAS BEENFILLED -UP WITH THE ALLOPLASTIC MATERIAL GELASTYPT-M1/2 AND …
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Mental Boundaries as a Moderator of the Relationship Between Social Support and Self-Esteem
… for future research and implications for clinical work are offered, as well as a call for developing new ways to measure mental boundaries.</p>
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A Study of Perspectives of Educators Across Clinical and Scholarly/scientific Work Settings
… formulated which predicted that individuals who worked in scholarly/scientific work settings would use a "truth-seeking" perspective as a mode of conceiving classroom teaching/learning situations while individuals who worked in clinical work settings would use a "firing-line" perspective to …
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Telemonitoring for Patients with Complex Chronic Conditions in Nurse-led Integrated Care
… improved patient self-care and needs-based clinical care practices. A multi-method study was conducted in three phases to determine 1) what are the opportunities of nurse-led models of care in complex chronic disease management, 2) to explore the needs and perspectives of patients and …
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Challenging Client Behaviors, Coping and Burnout Among Professional Psychologists
… first wave of a two-wave longitudinal survey on work and family lives were used to investigate the relationship between challenging client behaviors, coping and burnout among professional psychologists. The study had four main aims: (1) defining and identifying different types of challenging …
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Stakeholder influence over organizational change : strategies to enhance intranet integration at CapitalCare
Health professionals are required to work effectively and efficiently in increasingly technological and information-intensive environments. Research on information and communication technology tends to focus on design and implementation, with less data available on how stakeholders successfully …
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Problematizing munchausen by proxy
… validity as a syndrome, the inadequacy of the clinical data, the recursively of the literature and its concomitant lack of attention to contextual factors contributing to the emergence of the phenomenon. A case history is used to illustrate the dominant practices and discourses as well as the …
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Exploration of eye movement desensitization as part of treatment of traumatic memories/post traumatic stress disorder in rape survivors in South Africa
… Finally, implications of the findings for clinical work with PTSD in South Africa are discussed.
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Uncommon sports psychology: a qualitative study of the process of utilizing family therapy theory and techniques with an athletic team
… This study investigated a new way of working with athletic teams, from a systems perspective. The researcher consulted with a university athletic team utilizing family systems therapy theory and techniques. This "uncommon sports psychology" approach was studied using qualitative …
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