Global ETD Search
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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"therapeutic engagement"”.
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Negotiating disconnection : a grounded theory study of therapeutic engagement of patients with "medically unexplained symptoms"
… prevails. Furthermore, issues with patient engagement have been consistently highlighted as a problem. Despite this, few exploratory studies on treatment have been conducted so at present, relatively little is understood about either therapists’ or patients’ experiences of therapy for MUS. …
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To what extent are Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services engaged in Trauma Informed Practice: an Irish study
… based, clinical staff. Levels of trauma informed therapeutic engagement with service users, and organisational supports for TIP were ascertained from a staff perspective. Results indicated a varied results with therapeutic engagement revealing higher scores than the organisational related areas in …
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Exploring therapeutic bias towards adolescent non-offending minor attracted people using a mixed methods approach: "We experience fear too!”
… which in a professional context may manifest as therapeutic bias. Research on adolescent Non-Offending MAPs is limited, and adolescence is typically the age when sexual attraction first appears. Adolescents represent a vulnerable population in mental health care as they are navigating rapid …
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An investigation into the waiting list experience – exploring parents views of children referred to a child and adolescent mental health service
… the information for future service delivery and therapeutic engagement. Method: 6 parents whose child had been referred to a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service and had been waiting for more than eight weeks were recruited using a purposive sampling method and participated in a …
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A phenomenological enquiry into gay male domestic abuse victims’ experience of engaging with psychotherapy
… in-depth research into gay men’s experiences of engagement with psychotherapy. In this context, this research project used Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) to reflexively explore how five gay male victims of DA made sense of their experience of therapeutic engagement, thereby …
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Exploring Humour as a Relational Practice in Occupational Therapy with Individuals Post-Stroke: Enacting Collaborative Relationship-Focused Occupational Therapy
… relational practices such as humour can foster therapeutic connection and rapport in rehabilitation. However, little is known regarding how occupational therapists enact humour as a relational practice with individuals post-stroke, nor the associated risks and benefits. Methods: This thesis aims …
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What Process Works For Whom: Individual Differences And The Impact Of Therapy Techniques And Treatment Mechanisms
… observer-rated emotional expression—a marker of therapeutic engagement—across early PFPP sessions predicted subsequent panic improvements. We hypothesized that this relationship would be moderated by certain personality disorder traits related to emotionality: (1) borderline traits, which denote …
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Walking the frailty tightrope: exploring the construction of identity in older people with frailty within an NHS Day Hospital.
… and staff is supported is key to continued therapeutic engagement. Changes in personal identity in people with frailty and the responses needed to address them need to be considered by policy makers and healthcare providers to provide appropriate and effective care services.
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The Registered Nurse Experience Delivering Care to a Difficult Patient: A Qualitative Study
… Further professional development in therapeutic engagement was identified as a need. Organizations can decrease the burden of care to difficult patients through resource allocation and structural support with embedded clinical role models.</p>
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Self-regulatory strategies for brain injury patients: how can the therapeutic relationship in cognitive rehabilitation therapy help?
… aimed to describe how clinicians use the therapeutic relationship to facilitate the process of training patients use a self-regulatory strategy to aid an executive impairment due to an acquired brain injury (ABI). The research was motivated by the underdeveloped role of the therapeutic …