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Showing 1 to 20 of 107 for “"therapeutic process"”.
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Therapeutic Process Factors in Mental Health Treatment for Autistic Youth
… clinically meaningful improvement. Examining therapeutic process factors may provide insight as to why some youth benefit from treatment, while others do not. The current research aimed to evaluate the role of various therapeutic process factors in mental health treatment for autistic children …
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Clients' Perceptions of the Therapeutic Process: A Common Factors Approach
… by "common factors" literature (e.g., extratherapeutic change, hope and expectancy, therapy technique, and therapeutic relationship) by surveying the clients of a university based family therapy clinic. Data were used to provide information about what factors are therapeutically helpful …
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The therapist in crisis: experiencing the therapeutic process after personal loss
… post-loss therapist’s ability to connect in the therapeutic relationship, highlighting the sense of connection and disconnection that can happen on an intrapsychic and intersubjective level. The second concerns the experience of physical and psychic space in the bereaved therapist’s world and the …
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of therapists’ embodied experiences in the therapeutic process
… explores therapists’ embodied experiences in the therapeutic process using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). It examines how therapists make sense of these experiences and whether they inform their practice. Although interest in embodiment within psychology and psychotherapy has …
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The Effects Of Meta-Communication Training On Therapeutic Process And Outcome At A University Counseling Center
… body of research related to both the therapeutic 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. …
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An exploration of counselling psychologists’ experiences of subjective and objective countertransference and how this impacts the therapeutic process
… therapy and how this affects the counselling process. Historically the available literature suggests that the development of countertransference has been dominated through theoretical papers rather than empirical research. The complex nature of countertransference amongst practitioners can …
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Stepping out of the Therapy Room - a phenomenological inquiry into what walking alongside clients in therapy offers the therapeutic process
… it examines practitioners’ understanding of the therapeutic process and their experiences of any impact that walking alongside their clients may have. The research aims to contribute to the expanding body of knowledge surrounding walk-and-talk therapy, providing specific insight into how this …
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‘Black women’ therapists' impressions of the social differences of ‘race’ and gender in the therapeutic process: a post-structuralist phenomenology narrative exploration
… there was no difference there would be no process and [therapeutic] progress.” Schmid, 2001p218 This study uses a hermeneutic phenomenological approach incorporating post-structuralist principles to explore ‘Black’ women therapists’ accounts of their lived experience of social differences …
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Being in the consulting room: A study of the physical space of the consulting room and its role in the therapeutic process
This study originates from my observation of phenomena relating to patients’ relationships with the consulting room, where they project onto the room, at times seemingly unrelated to the transference to me. I utilise Freud’s theory of instinct, as well as three data sets (1- Historical and …
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A phenomenological exploration of bereaved individuals' experience of counselling
… experience therapy while going through the grief process?" Four bereaved individuals who experienced the sudden loss of a loved one were recruited from the Lower Mainland. Through in-depth interviews, which were audio-taped, the participants shared their experiences of therapy. Using Giorgi's …
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The psychodynamic psychotherapy of a male transvestite : a case study
… outlined and illustrated by a discussion of the therapeutic process. An attempt is made to demonstrate an increased capacity for depression, increased object-relatedness and disidentification from a symbiotically related female introject as the aim and partial gain of the therapy. The …
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Psychotherapists’ experience of client-initiated sharing of a photograph in therapy
… The field of phototherapy, which explores the therapeutic use of photographs as an adjunct technique, has provided valuable evidence and strategies for employing photographs to support client healing. However, the experiences of therapists who are not formally trained in phototherapy techniques …
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Developing a Therapeutic Alliance In Counseling African American Women Experiencing Domestic Violence
… cultural group feels comfort and trust in the therapeutic process. While there is an awareness of the complexities in counseling African American women who experience DV, gaps in research reveal a need for counselors to improve cultural competency and gain a contextual understanding of the …
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An Exploratory Mixed Methodology Study Into the Theoretical Foundation of Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy
… theoretical foundation being utilized in the therapeutic process. This study aims to explore the field of equine-assisted psychotherapy and its current theoretical foundation. The main question guiding this study was: What are the therapeutic theories and themes guiding the current practice of …
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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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A qualitative study exploring psychological therapists' experiences of working psychotherapeutically with individuals diagnosed with dementia
… evidence base for the use of a variety of psychotherapeutic models with individuals diagnosed with dementia. Less research, however, has focused on the actual subjective experiences of psychotherapy or the therapeutic process, including the therapeutic relationship. The current qualitative study …
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All about 'attacks' and remaining 'mindless' to feelings - psychoanalytic reflections in playtherapy
… and verbal attacks on the therapist, the therapeutic process and Bion's concept of projective identification. It is maintained that these attacks illustrate Bion's psychoanalytic thoughts concerning projective identification as a primitive mode of communication of unbearable feelings which …
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