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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Emotion focused therapy"”.

  1. Resolution of Self-Interruption in Emotion-Focused Therapy: A Model of Client Processes

    … model of how clients overcome Aversion to Emotion/ Self-Interruption (AESI) over the course of a session of emotion-focused therapy. The study employed task analytic methodology and consisted of two phases: a Discovery Phase and a Validation Phase. In the Discovery Phase of the study, a …

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  2. A Task Analytic Model Of Tenderness In Emotion-Focused Therapy For Couples: The Discovery Phase

    … develop a refined model of tenderness events in emotion-focused couples therapy. The model was created in the discovery phase of a task analytic research study through a rational-empirical method. The study was designed to combine empirical and rational data on the expression of tenderness and …

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  3. An Examination of the Interrelation of Narrative and Emotion Processes in Emotion-Focused Therapy for Trauma

    … to narrative-informed approaches to psychotherapy, self-narratives that no longer align with lived experience, and thereby impede coherent meaning-making, often bring individuals into treatment. Exposure to trauma can result in fragmented or disorganized self-narratives, and Emotion-focused

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  4. Depth of experiencing as a client prognostic variable in emotion-focused therapy for adult survivors of childhood abuse.

    … (e.g., thoughts, feelings, images) during therapy. The present study investigated the relationship between depth of experiencing as a client characteristic and outcomes in Emotion-Focused Therapy for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (EFT-AS). The study utilized archival data (audiotaped …

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  5. Process characteristics of client-identified helpful events in emotion-focused therapy for adult survivors of childhood abuse (EFT-AS).

    … questionnaires, interviews, and videotapes of therapy sessions) collected as part of a larger process-outcome investigation (Paivio & Nieuwenhuis, 2001) to examine process characteristics of client-identified helpful events (HE) (N = 29) and researcher-identified control events (CE) (N = 29) in …

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  6. Development and evaluation of the Key Strategies Rating Questionnaire

    … empirically-supported treatments (Cognitive Therapy, Behavioral Activation, and Emotion-Focused Therapy). This study describes the development and psychometric evaluation of the KSRQ to provide confirmation of internal consistency reliability by means of Cronbach's α, as well as convergent …

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  7. A task analysis of the withdrawer re-engagement event in emotionally focused couples therapy

    … behaviors, and responses and client emotional processes are involved in successful withdrawer re-engagement in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT). EFT is an empirically validated approach to treating couples. Withdrawer re-engagement is seen as a key element of the change …

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  8. Emotion Focused Couples Therapy as a Treatment of Somatoform Disorders: An Outcome Study

    … couples were randomly assigned to 8 sessions of emotionally focused therapy or to a 12-week wait list condition. The purpose of the study was to investigate the effectiveness of emotion focused therapy as a treatment of somatoform disorders. Results suggest that the intervention of emotion

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  9. Emotions in Christian Psychological Care

    The role of emotion with regard to human functioning and human well-being has been a topic of much consideration and debate throughout the ages. In both secular and Christian fields of study (e.g. philosophy, theology, biology, psychology, and psychotherapy) people have examined emotional …

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  10. Exploring the Discourse Attributes of Referential Process in Emotion Focused and Cognitive Behavioural Therapies for Depression

    … Maskit, & Murphy, 2015). In the context of psychotherapy, three stages of the RP – activation of emotions, symbolization, and reflection – have been presented as a general framework for understanding change (Bucci, 2013). However, most of the studies on RP has been conducted in the context of …

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  11. Emotional Change Processes in Resolving Self-Critical Subtypes of Depression During Experiential Treatment

    This mixed-methods study explored emotional processing that predicts long-term outcomes within subtypes of self-critical depression during experiential psychotherapy. First, I validated Kagans (2003) qualitative analysis which identified four subtypes of self-criticism among depressed clients: (1) …

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  12. Individual case study: verbalizing emotions to reduce aggressive outbursts in an autistic adult

    … made vast improvements in expressing his emotions and also showed great improvement in controlling his maladaptive behaviors. Implications of a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder are discussed as well as an explanation of other studies performed for individuals with this diagnosis.

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