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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"feelings of incompetence"”.
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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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Managing Feelings of Incompetence in Supervision: A Modified Grounded Theory Study of Counselling Interns
Feelings of incompetence (FOI) are a pervasive self-care issue for practitioners of psychotherapy, independent of their levels of experience (Theriault & Gazzola, 2008). Supervision may be an effective strategy for alleviating the impact of FOI; however, it is unclear how FOI are managed in …
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When Clients Don't Come Back: How Novice Psychotherapists Experience Premature Termination of Therapy
Research shows that premature termination of therapy is a common and problematic occurrence in the mental health field, with at least 20% of clients leave therapy prematurely (Swift & Greenberg, 2012), before achieving their treatment goals (Swift et al., 2012). While clients continue to need …
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How Therapists-in-Training Experience and Manage Their Therapy-Related Self-Doubts: A Thematic Analysis
One of the key elements of effective counselling is the mental health of the counsellor.Research has shown that the efficacy of counselling is diminished if the therapist presentsanxiety in their role or lacks confidence in their mastery of counselling skills (Lambert, 1989;Royse-Roskowski, 2010; …
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Black Women’s Perceptions of the Relationship among Nepotism, Cronyism Job Satisfaction, and Job-Focused Self-Efficacy
<p>Corporate America struggles with inclusion of certain groups such as Black women. Although Black women have met or surpassed their Caucasian, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American female counterparts and their Black male counterparts in education, and sit on boards of Fortune 500 companies, too …
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Integrative therapists’ clinical experiences of personal blind spots: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
… integrative psychotherapists’ lived experience of recognising a personal blind spot in their therapeutic work. The five female participants aged between 42-60 years have between two and twenty years clinical experience. Each participant was interviewed on two separate occasions, with a period of …