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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Therapist and patient"”.
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An exploration of therapist and patient factors and their relationship to outcome in "2+1" brief therapy
… has identified differences in the process of CB and PI therapy and has highlighted factors which contribute to outcome. The present research aimed to explore three factors, therapist focus, client experiencing and client cognitive change, in very brief 2+1 therapy, and explore their relation to …
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Therapist Feelings of Incompetence: Their relationship to the Working Alliance and Treatment Outcome.
<p>This study set out to explore therapist feelings of incompetence (FOI) in the therapeutic process from both a quantitative and qualitative perspective. While previous studies have explored therapist descriptions of such feelings, this is among the first attempts to look at the role of these …
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Struggles with empathy and optimal responsiveness : an intersubjective view
… the psychotherapeutic techniques of empathy and optimal responsiveness from within a Self Psychology framework. Self Psychologists view these techniques as essential for the activation of the selfobject experience, the core requirement for the restoration of a cohesive sense of self. However, …
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Repairing alliance ruptures in emotionally focused therapy: A preliminary task analysis
… as "deteriorations in the relationship between therapist and patient" (Safran & Muran, 1996, p. 447). If managed successfully, these moments of alliance rupture can positively impact therapy (Safran & Muran, 1996; Sprenkle, Davis, & Lebow, 2009). As a result, researchers have begun to develop …
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Preliminary Analysis of the Effect of Adolescent Anxiety on Student-Teacher Relationships During Behavioral Consultation
… enhancing factor in the treatment of ADHD and there is emerging evidence in support of this position. Working alliance between therapist and patient is well documented in both adult and child research as a critical component to treatment outcomes. Current research evidence indicates student …
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From philosophy to practice: A hermeneutic analysis of existential-phenomenological psychotherapy
… how two existential-phenomenological psychotherapists apply the philosophies upon which their work is based. Two sessions of therapists and clients engaged in existential-phenomenological psychotherapy in a private practice setting were the focus of the study. Therapist and patient …
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The art of forgetting
… Part One takes place in a mental institution and examines the psychological landscape of Kai Hawkin, the protagonist, in response to events in her life; the precise nature of these events is not elaborated upon. Part Two traces her recent history and ends where Part One begins, thus giving …
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Identity-Focused Therapist Self-Disclosure in Matched Sexual/Gender Minority Dyads: A Longitudinal Therapy Process-Outcome Study
<p>Therapist self-disclosure (TSD) is a controversial clinical intervention whose benefits and drawbacks remain contested. Notably, no prior research has differentiated explicitly between self-disclosures related to the therapist’s core identities and those peripheral to identity, and qualitative …
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Characterisation of manual chest physiotherapy and respiratory response in mechanically ventilated children
… management of mechanically ventilated children and previous research has confirmed that chest wall vibrations are the manual techniques used most frequently by physiotherapists in this population. Chest wall vibrations involve the application of a compressive force to the chest during …
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An application of performance feedback to the job performance of trainers working with institutionalized residents
The purpose of the present study was to implement an inexpensive, efficient staff management system that could function effectively in a typical institutional setting. The system utilized feedback with a small amount of social reinforcement from the subjects’ immediate supervisor - a combination …
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Affective Cultural Countertransference Reactions to Asian American Clients: A Mixed Methods Exploratory Study
… Asian American clients in psychotherapy and to investigate the roles of therapist race and therapist racial attitudes. Fifty-six therapist participants completed measures of affective cultural countertransference toward and clinical assessments of a current client who is either White or …