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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"psychotherapy training"”.
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Assessment of children for brief psychodynamic psychotherapy : training implications
… of children for short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy, with a particular emphasis on the training of child therapists. For this purpose the literature on brief child psychotherapy is reviewed, and selection criteria mentioned in the literature are collated and summarized. These criteria …
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Establishing a counselling and psychotherapy training and educational college – a holistic approach
… third-level provider and by professional training bodies as making a distinct contribution to the field of counselling and psychotherapy in Ireland. It holds at its heart an explicit holistic ethos, humanistic values, and principles, and learning experiences which are evidenced and woven …
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Psychotherapy Training and Ethics: A Liberatory Response to Ideology for the Clinic and the Classroom
… their practice. These pressures converge on the training and regulation standards of new therapists. This manuscript-based thesis is comprised of two stand-alone yet interrelated manuscripts. In the first manuscript (chapter two), I demonstrate how these pressures relate to the question of ethics …
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From behind the veil: unveiling the experiences of Black British-born males of African heritage navigating psychotherapy training within a White-dominated culture
… heritage who completed their counselling and psychotherapy training in the United Kingdom (UK). This study employs a novel decolonial lens to examine intersections of race, identity, and systemic barriers within white-dominated spaces. Drawing on a transdisciplinary approach—Black Africana …
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Working with bereaved people: a psychotherapy training action research study: working towards an epistemology of grief as the therapeutic approach with a bereaved population.
The absence within professional trainings of the phenomenological experience of bereavement, loss and grief has created a gap in the knowledge of professionals working with bereaved people. Adherence to and rigid use of traditional models neither meets the emotional nor psychological needs of those …
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An exploration and comparison of the student placement experiences of UK and German psychotherapist trainees.
… 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 the UK and …
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Development and evaluation of the Key Strategies Rating Questionnaire
One major challenge in training counselors is evaluating the effectiveness of training and the assessment of progress. The Key Strategy Rating Questionnaire (KSRQ) assesses counselors' knowledge, confidence, and intended use of interventions from three empirically-supported treatments (Cognitive …
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Coping with shame: an exploration of shame and resilience among shame-prone trainees in the psychological therapies
… facing particular difficulties in completing the training programme. This study aimed to explore the experiences of shame-prone trainees in counselling psychology and psychotherapy training, how they negotiated the difficulties they faced, and sufficiently managed their shame processes in order to …
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The blossom method: development of a somatic psychotherapy model, its use in clinical and everyday settings: a heuristic, reflexive inquiry
… of the life experiences, clinical and linguistic training, and influences which have contributed to these works, and considers the impact the works have made to the field of psychotherapy. Originally, The Blossom Method was developed with a focus upon non-verbal communication between parent and …
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Marriage and Family Therapy STudents' Exeperience of Anxiety During the CLinical Training Process
… experience of anxiety during the clinical training process. Participants discussed their anxiety levels during the beginning of their clinical work and 6-22 months into their clinical training process. Phenomenology guided the manner in which this study was conducted. Nine marriage and …
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The therapeutic relationship and its links to emotional intelligence
… of appropriate EI teaching modules for psychotherapy training purposes.
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Non-duality and psychotherapeutic practice: a phenomenological study of psychotherapist experiences of non-duality and implications for psychotherapeutic practice.
… thesis in part describes a research journey of a psychotherapy practitioner engaging in research development. It details, narrates and values the synchronistic events that enabled the ‘story’ to emerge. The central enquiry draws on embodied phenomenological research methods and poetic experiencing …
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Difficult experiences for counselling psychologists in mandatory process groups during their training
… in process groups during psychology and psychotherapy training can provide trainees with experiences that contribute significantly to their personal and professional development. However, some of the negative experiences associated with participation found in the research undertaken can …
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The phenomenon of the psychotherapist’s self-appearing: a Heideggerian perspective
… with the dominant paradigm of self-awareness in psychotherapy, the study illuminates previously unexplored dimensions of therapists’ lived experiences. In the first phase of a two-phase sequential study, 12 experienced humanistically-informed psychotherapists were interviewed using a …
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Mental health clinicians’ motivation and awareness of key considerations as predictors of online therapy uses and applications
… online therapy ethical considerations and training requirements. The corresponding OOTUA factors were measured on self-report scales capturing associated (to the AKCOT) online therapy applications. The motivational constructs were measured using an intrinsic motivation inventory, general …
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Multi-culturalism, race, intersectionality and the polyphonic self: structural and societal positions
… Diversity and multi-culturalism • Interpreters’ training • Developing cognitive analytic trainings, nationally and internationally. The context statement begins with an introduction to the public works I have undertaken, with five chapters and the concluding chapter summarising the emerging …
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Re-Visioning Quality Assurance in Higher Education.
… Area (ENQA, 2009) and European Association of Psychotherapy Training Accreditation Committee (EAP, 2012a). Using Critical Discourse Analysis as overall methodological framework, these texts were analysed in terms of their institutional, intertextual, discursive and textual contexts through two …
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The experiences of foster parents who have been through therapeutic training
… of foster parents, who had undertaken training in therapeutic fostering. All the foster parents who took part were taking care of looked after children (LAC) with highly complex needs who had been placed in foster care by the state for their own safety and protection when care in the …
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Voices as equal as others: a narrative inquiry into the doctoral journey of psychologists and psychotherapists from authoritarian background
… experiences of power and authority during the training of counselling psychologists and psychotherapists from authoritarian backgrounds. To enhance understanding of power differentials within training and supervisory contexts, practitioners’ training journeys were examined against the backdrop …
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Reactions of psychotherapists in training to religious questions
… 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 University of North …
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