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Showing 1 to 20 of 56 for “"Psychotherapist"”.
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Psychotherapist suicidality: breaking the silence using interactive interviewing
… autoethnographic research project explores psychotherapist suicidality as a human reality that has been given little attention in psychotherapy and counselling psychology affiliations. It addresses the importance of acknowledging, understanding and supporting psychotherapists who are, or …
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The Relationship between Psychotherapist Personality and Therapeutic Alliance
… the common personality profiles among psychotherapists, and have hypothesized that there is a relationship between psychotherapist personality and therapeutic alliance. The goal of this research was to determine if the relationship between psychotherapist personality traits and …
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Psychotherapist Understanding of Genital Self-Mutilation Amongst Male to Female Transsexuals
… study explored the experience of four psychotherapists who had encountered the behavior in their work with transsexual clients in order to gain a more accurate picture of how psychotherapists understand the phenomenon. Participating psychotherapists engaged in semi-structured interviews …
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An exploration and comparison of the student placement experiences of UK and German psychotherapist trainees.
Research on trainee psychotherapists’ experiences during mandatory training placements remains limited. Additionally, comparative research on psychotherapy training across different countries is scarce. This study investigated the experiences of psychotherapy trainees in counselling placements in …
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Exploring How a Trainee Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist Generates Clinical Formulations When Undertaking Assessment Work. A Qualitative Study.
… a significant and important component of a child psychotherapist’s work. Petit and Midgley’s (2008) small-scale, qualitative study found that assessment equated to 45% of their work within a five-year period. Despite this, child psychotherapy assessment continues to be relatively neglected in the …
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Non-duality and psychotherapeutic practice: a phenomenological study of psychotherapist experiences of non-duality and implications for psychotherapeutic practice.
… experiencing to explore the experiences of psychotherapists who have an understanding of nonduality and the perceived impact of this on their psychotherapeutic work. Nondual experiencing is also studied following a synchronistic research visit to Pakistan. Here, embodied spirituality is …
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Profesinio perdegimo patyrimas: praktikuojančių psichoterapeutų perspektyva /
… is a highly relevant issue among practicing psychotherapists, but there is a lack of qualitative research on this problem in the scientific literature. Qualitative research helps to better understand and describe the phenomenon. The insights gained are useful not only for deepening the …
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Finding my therapeutic voice: a heuristic enquiry into the power of magic
The process of becoming a psychotherapist can often be highly subjective and isolating. The literature around this process is focused on mainstream topics, such as: training, ethics and survival as a therapist; particularly after global events that effects the therapist stance. There seems to be …
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What can be learned from an understanding of the lived experience of treatment journeys into psychotherapy through interviews with adolescents and their carers?
… lived experiences prior to encountering a child psychotherapist in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) is a scarce area of research. Previous studies have sought to explore specific characteristics in lived experiences rather than a naturalistic phenomenological view. Alongside …
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Reactions of psychotherapists in training to religious questions
… investigated the spiritual well-being (SWB) of psychotherapists in training and their physiological reactions to religious questions posed by a mock client. Electrodermal activity served as an index of physiological arousal interpreted as anxiety. Thirteen psychotherapists in training at the …
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Complementarity and the practice of psychotherapy : an alternative to eclecticism
… presents major difficulties for the practicing psychotherapist. These difficulties have traditionally been addressed in mono-theoretical, eclectic and integrative approaches. This work critically examines the problems associated with these traditional methods. It draws on the philosophy of …
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Counselor’s Personal Experience with Counseling
… this paper the words therapist, counselor, and psychotherapist are used interchangeably.
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Experiencia de los psicoterapeutas que trabajan con pacientes con trastorno de personalidad límite
… aimed to identify the manifestations of the psychotherapist that arise in the therapeutic relationship, identify the factors that influence the success or failure of therapy from the psychotherapist's perspective, and describe the coping strategies of psychotherapists dealing with BPD …
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Struggles with empathy and optimal responsiveness : an intersubjective view
… which has enabled the author to grow as a psychotherapist, is highlighted, with the hope that this may be useful to future trainee therapists.
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Therapist's construction of trauma work and negotiating the therapeutic relationship
… psychologist, one gestalt therapist and one psychotherapist), who self-identified as working with trauma, were interviewed. The transcripts were analysed using Foucauldian discourse analysis. The results were divided into ‘pathologising’ and ‘non-pathologising’ discourses of trauma. The …
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Cancer survivors : a study of the lived experience of what cancer patients find therapeutic in psychotherapy
… sessions with a psychologist, counsellor or psychotherapist during the time of the illness and /or after, participated in the study. Data was collected using individual semi-structured interviews. Eight in-depth interviews were carried out, two with each participant; the first focused solely …
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The art of healing : A journey through cancer : Implications for art therapy
… a fifty-three year old woman, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist, who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma seven years ago. Multiple myeloma is cancer of the bone marrow and blood, a medically incurable form of cancer (Mayo Clinic, 1996; Macpherson, 1995). The principles of Holistic Medicine and …
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Hide and Seek: a grounded theory study of psychotherapists’ experience of needing and asking for help
Asking for help is an important aspect of a psychotherapist’s professional experience. This constructivist grounded theory research study explores psychotherapists’ experiences of needing and asking for help inside the profession, a helping profession. The purpose was to gain a better understanding …
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