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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"psychotherapy process"”.
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The Impact of Sudden Gains and Deteriorations on the Psychotherapy Process
<p>Within the field of psychotherapy research, there has been significant evidence to suggest that people change and improve because of treatment (Lambert & Ogles, 2004). One common phenomenon that has been observed when looking more closely at outcome trajectories has been termed sudden …
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF PROCESS TO OUTCOME IN BRIEF EXPRESSIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY.
The literature regarding the relationship of psychotherapy process dimensions to treatment outcome was reviewed in terms of the following four broad questions at least one of which underlies any study of psychotherapy process and outcome: (a) Does psychotherapy work? (b) How does psychotherapy …
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Validating the Simplified Therapist Demand and Support Code
… A promising training alternative may be process coding, or training in the recognition and appropriate responsiveness to empirically supported psychotherapy process markers. Using Westra et al.s (2016) RCT of cognitive behavioural therapy with and without integrated motivational …
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The Effects Of Meta-Communication Training On Therapeutic Process And Outcome At A University Counseling Center
… alliance and orienting clients to the psychotherapy process. This study is the first to examine the impact of a meta-communication orientation exercise regarding the therapeutic alliance on process variables and treatment outcomes. Participants (N=44) were randomly assigned to either a …
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An exploration of six lesbian and gay people’s experiences of organised religion (Christianity, Islam, and Judaism), and their implications for psychotherapy: an interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA)
… and Judaism), and the implications they have for psychotherapy. A total of six participants, three gay men and three lesbian women, were identified through an initial online survey and successive purposive sampling. Four participants had experiences with Christianity (two were Catholic and two …
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Caregiving experiences of South African mothers of adults with intellectual disability who display aggression: clinical case studies
… well-being of parents. Method: A case-based psychotherapy design was used to explore maternal experiences among mothers of adults with ID and aggression who access a specialised mental health service in Cape Town. Psychotherapy was used with six participants to attempt to reduce parental …
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The Inheritance of this Moment: An Exploration of Temporality, Subjectivity, and Liberation in Non-Dual Contemplative Practice and Psychotherapy
… how these might already be implicit within the psychotherapy process. Through a consideration of psychotherapy in terms of the relational context, the client’s experiencing, and shifts in understanding, I suggested various ways that effective psychotherapy can be understood as an attenuated …
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Feeding identity: The critical hermeneutics of contemporary Kleinian psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapy from the perspective of a novice
… quantitative empirical studies of supervision or psychotherapy process. This study addresses these problems by asking: (1) What characterizes the author's specialized communicative competence after two years of supervision in contemporary Kleinian psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapy, and (2) …
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Interventions That Move: Characterizing the Language of Therapist Responses to High Patient Arousal
<p>The Referential Process (RP) is defined as a set of functions (Arousal, Symbolizing, and Reflecting/Reorganizing) that describe the rendering of subsymbolic experience into verbal, symbolized form (Bucci, 2021). Movement through the RP — beginning with the subsymbolically-dominated Arousal …
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Back to the Beginning: An exploration of the treatment and effects of therapeutic regression to dependence in psychotherapeutic practice
… a return to a primitive, pre-verbal relational process presenting in some clients in psychotherapy. This research is a study of the concept of regression to dependence, its manifestation within the psychotherapy process, and facilitation within the therapeutic relationship. The Psychoanalytic …
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From philosophy to practice: A hermeneutic analysis of existential-phenomenological psychotherapy
A hermeneutic analysis utilizing interpersonal process recall was employed to clarify 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 …
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Elements of Motivational Interviewing as Common Factors across Exemplary Marriage and Family Therapy Demonstrations
In both individual and relational psychotherapy contexts, it has been argued that the effectiveness of psychotherapy practice is associated with common factors cutting across the models including client factors, therapist factors, hope/expectancy of the clients, allegiance of the therapists, the …