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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"therapeutic change"”.
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Perceptions of Factors Related to Therapeutic Change in Face-To-Face and Distance Counseling Environments
<p>Videoconferencing is quickly becoming a part of daily life as technologies using the Internet and computer advances are now being employed to deliver synchronous, highly discernible video and audio content on devices used for daily communication. Videoconferencing is also being increasingly used …
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Constructive Enabling: Applying a Wilderness Skills Intervention to Support the Therapeutic Change Process of Adolescent Females in Residential Treatment
… wilderness skills intervention (POST) on the therapeutic change process of adolescent females enrolled in a residential treatment center. A qualitative data analysis approach was used. A convenience sample of eight female adolescents was selected by therapist referral. The data were analyzed …
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Assessing Item and Scale Sensitivity to Therapeutic Change on the College Adjustment Scales: Working Toward a Counseling Center Specific Outcome Questionnaire
… counseling centers use outcome measures to track therapeutic change for their clientele. These questionnaires have traditionally looked primarily at a client's symptom distress (e.g. depression, anxiety, suicidality, etc.) and are used to detect changes in the client's life that are due to …
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Parent-infant psychotherapy with a child showing early signs of autism: Is improvement in the nature of internal parental representations a key factor in therapeutic change? An in-depth qualitative study of a single case
… psychotherapy and concurrently explore the changes in the internal representations of her main caregivers. Based on a qualitative narrative analysis of three sets of data; from parents’ interviews, process recorded notes of clinical sessions and parent infant video material, the hypothesis …
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What kinds of change occur in adolescents using Sandtray in counselling? An exploration of autonomy, causality and change in relation to counselling young people
… aimed to increase understanding of adolescent therapeutic change through the use of sandtray in counselling. Three Hermeneutic Single Case Efficacy Design studies (HSCED) (Elliot 2002), were completed with three adolescent girls aged 15 to 16 years. The cases of Amber, Beth and Chloe. Although …
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Alliance and Outcomes in Counseling Canadian Aboriginal Peoples
… training level, and client ratings of the therapeutic alliance. The alliance was measured using the Session Rating Scale (SRS). Outcome variables, as measured by the OQ-45, were most often analyzed categorically and consisted of four different possible categories of change as measured from …
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Alliance and Outcomes in Counseling Canadian Aboriginal Peoples
… training level, and client ratings of the therapeutic alliance. The alliance was measured using the Session Rating Scale (SRS). Outcome variables, as measured by the OQ-45, were most often analyzed categorically and consisted of four different possible categories of change as measured from …
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Participants' lived experiences of Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) - an exploratory study
A new therapeutic approach is beginning to emerge in addiction clinics across England. Known as Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) the approach uses equines in experiential activities with clients to facilitate psychological change. Despite its increasing popularity in practice, there is a dearth …
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A qualitative inquiry of clinicians’ relational experiences within a perinatal infant mental health service contextualised with quantitative analysis of outcome measures
… therapist-parent relationship as a mechanism of therapeutic change. Within a Perinatal Infant Mental Health Service (PIMHS), this research aimed to explore clinicians’ relational experiences with the mothers and infants they work with, and their reflections on therapeutic change, and …
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The Contribution of Common Factors to Therapeutic Outcomes from the Clinician's Perspective: A Mixed Method Study to Explore Common Mechanisms of Change
… perceived contribution of common factors to therapeutic change. The CFQ Cronbach's Alpha and Split-half reliability were .84 and .87, respectively. Content Validity Index by expert panel, concurrent validity, and construct validity including Exploratory Factors Analysis (EFA) and Confirmatory …
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The effect of milieu therapy on personality and clinical symptom variables
… styles, which was used to investigate what change may be measured in patients after a 12-week stay in G22. On the strength of this information, the study sought to make suggestions as to what aspects of patient difficulties are most amenable or resistant to the unit's intervention. Lastly, …
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Acceptance and commitment therapy for depression and anxiety : an interpretative phenomenological analysis of clients’ experiences in a group context
… understand ACT processes and the mechanisms for therapeutic change within ACT. Method: Semi-structured interviews were conducted with six participants. Transcripts were analysed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Findings: Three master superordinate themes emerged; Group Dynamics; …
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Treatment Matching in PTSD: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis Based On Therapeutic Mechanisms of Action
… central mechanisms associated with beneficial therapeutic change that underlies both CPT and PE treatments (i.e., habituation, changes in cognitions). Additionally, different traumatic events and peritraumatic responses may be associated with unique symptom profiles and may necessitate targeted …
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Splits and integrations: A phenomenological exploration of self-harm marks and scars
… regarding the definition of selfharm; therapeutic implications of communicative and functional self-harm and the function of marks and scars as agents of embodiment and therapeutic change.
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The Therapist's Emotional Experience: A Compass to Navigate Therapy with Eating Disordered Clients
… philosophy to understand and enlighten the therapeutic process when working with these clients. Rizq (2005) said that counselling psychology concentrates on two aspects in therapy, as it promotes the use of the therapist’s self as a tool for therapeutic change alongside adopting …
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Comprehensive discourse analysis of symbolic externalization
… discourse analysis method was used to study the therapeutic conversation within a 15 minute therapy episode in which therapist and clients externalized the problem of alcohol. The therapy episode was video-taped, audio-taped, transcribed and then analyzed according to the procedures of …
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An exploration of therapist and patient factors and their relationship to outcome in "2+1" brief therapy
… focus, client experiencing and client cognitive change, in very brief 2+1 therapy, and explore their relation to immediate outcome as measured by the assimilation scale.<br></br><br></br> <u>Method:</u> intensive quantitative analyses of eight cases receiving 2+1 therapy was carried out. Four …
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Joy and laughter in the therapy room: a grounded theory study
… often place them at the core of the process of therapeutic change, very little empirical data beyond observational studies of mother and infant interactions has been produced so far. This research project made an attempt to fill this gap. Semi-structured interviews of experienced practitioners …
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Change Processes During Intensive Day Treatment for Anorexia: A Dyadic Interview Analysis of the Views of Adolescents and Parents
… one service of this kind in the UK. Processes of change during treatment for anorexia are currently poorly understood. Aim. Explore how adolescents with anorexia and their parents understood the helpful and unhelpful factors and processes that impacted them during day hospital treatment for the …
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Examining the influence of popular music and poetry therapy on the development of therapeutic factors in groups with at-risk adolsecents
… poetry were combined to form a client-centered therapeutic approach to group psychotherapy with at-risk youth that encourages connection, communication, and self-expression. This specialized poetry therapy intervention utilizes popular music and creative writing activities to facilitate group …
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