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Showing 1 to 20 of 62 for “"therapeutic relationships"”.
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Attachment theory and therapeutic relationships
… experiences, and the development of the therapeutic alliance. It was hypothesised that anxious and avoidant attachment would be correlated with negative childhood experiences and that both attachment anxiety and avoidance would be inversely correlated with the therapeutic alliance. The …
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Boundary Transgressions in Therapeutic Relationships
The relationship expected to occur between a therapist and his or her clients is a fiduciary relationship, a relationship of special trust. Professional boundaries ensure that the needs of clients remain primary. However, boundary transgressions are inevitable. Unfortunately, boundary …
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Democratic Approaches to Mental Healthcare in Which Therapeutic Relationships can Flourish
An alternative approach to mental healthcare for severe mental illness called ‘open dialogue’ (OD) is currently being trialled in the NHS. My research used a qualitative approach to develop understanding about the experiences of five families who had been using OD in the NHS. Each family was …
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Qualitative explorations of talking therapies with CSA survivors and therapeutic relationships discussed by people experiencing dissociation : what are the experiences of therapeutic relationships on hospital wards of people who experience dissociation?
… explored how people who dissociate experience therapeutic relationships with ward based staff through interpretative phenomenological analysis. The three superordinate themes suggest that the participants faced a number of challenges. For instance, managing their dissociative experiences …
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Therapeutic relationships with individuals with learning disabilities: a qualitative study of counselling psychologists' experience
… In the non-leaming disabled population, the therapeutic relationship, between client and therapist, is seen as a fundamental aspect in the outcome of therapy. It is suggested by Moss (1998) that the issues that are important in psychological therapy with the non-leaming disabled population …
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Therapeutic relationships in community mental health: the impact of the joint crisis plan intervention
… in England have emphasised the importance of Therapeutic Relationships (TRs) in community mental health care, yet there is no comprehensive model to guide practice or understand the process through which stronger TRs are generated. This thesis investigated TRs in community mental health for …
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The dynamic shift in therapeutic relationships through counselor self-disclosure with military client: a case study
… self-disclosure in establishing and maintaining therapeutic alliance with military clients. Utilizing purposeful and criterion-based sampling, participants for this study were counselors who worked with the military populations, had independent practices, and believed that counselor …
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Therapeutic relationships with people experiencing psychosis within an acute mental health care setting: a critical discursive evaluation
Literature review: The therapeutic relationship is considered a pivotal underpinning of counselling psychology and is a key determinant of positive therapeutic outcomes in various forms of therapy. Health care professionals (HCPs) utilise the therapeutic relationship within acute mental health …
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"Reading between the lines" : a grounded theory study of text-based synchronous online therapy : how practitioners establish therapeutic relationships online
This qualitative research study explored the therapeutic relationship in online therapy from a counselling psychology perspective. An overview of the different types of online therapy and a brief history of the field were given and the existing literature surrounding online therapy and the …
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Violence, Aggression and Therapeutic Relationships: Understanding the Lived Experiences of Females within Low and Medium Secure Forensic Mental Health Units.
… secure forensic mental health (FMH) patients’ therapeutic relationship (TR) quality; the impact of witnessed, or perpetrated, violence upon psychological wellbeing and TRs; and perceived beneficial support following exposure to violence within the units. Background: Female FMH patients possess …
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A cross-case narrative inquiry of board-certified music therapists' perceptions of therapeutic relationships with stroke patients and their caregivers
The purpose of this study was to explore the relationships between music therapists, stroke patients, and their caregivers. The researcher’s goal was to understand how board-certified music therapists describe these relationship dynamics and the different roles that they perceive caregivers play in …
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Reflective waypoints and relational bridging: a phenomenological exploration of spiritualities in therapeutic relationships between women living with borderline personality disorder and mental health nurses
… disorder (BPD) informs and influences their therapeutic relationships with mental health nurses (MHNs) and additionally provides lessons for mental health nursing practice and education. Within a participatory phenomenological methodology, semi-structured dialogic interviews with five women, …
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Exploring the experience and meaning of therapeutic relationships for mothers in a Parent-Infant Mental Health Service with infants who have been at the edge of care: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
… child removal into the care system. Psychotherapeutic interventions aimed at ameliorating parental mental health or aspects of the parent-infant relationship are significant in the prevention of harm to children and child removals. A systematic literature review of studies investigating …
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Paediatric nurses’ and parents’ perceptions of busyness in paediatric acute care: an ethnography
… sought to explore busyness as a construct within therapeutic relationships in a paediatric acute care setting or how cultural dimensions of paediatric nursing fosters perceptions of busyness within everyday care practices. 𝗔𝗶𝗺: To explore a notion of busyness within the context of paediatric acute …
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Involving service users in the training of mental health professionals: an exploratory study & clinical research portfolio
… described how they valued collaborative therapeutic relationships where they were listened to and understood as a whole person. 2. Interactions with the mental health system: Participants spoke about the impact of the system upon them and their desire for easier access to services and …
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AN ANALYSIS OF TALK AND INTERACTIONS IN INITIAL SESSIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF COUNSELING AND FAMILY MEDICINE
… in their initial encounters? (2) How are therapeutic relationships and therapeutic discourses developed in initial sessions? (3) How do co-constructed, sequential interactions at the moment produce subsequent actions and interactions such as disclosures, presentation of challenging …
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The role of interpreters in accessing psychological support and developing relationships in mental health and Deafness
… communication of compassion and development of therapeutic relationships between a mental health clinician and their deaf client. Findings identified that the therapeutic process relies on collaboration, continuity and trust between all individuals; The existence and nurturing of a ‘triangle of …
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A compassionate and relational understanding of adults with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder
… 1, qualitative research that explored the relationships between adults with a diagnosis of BPD and mental health professionals was synthesised. Twenty-four themes that described relational dynamics emerged. These dynamics were reconceptualised by applying psychological theory to develop 12 …
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The Effect of Ethnicity and Generation on Cultural Values
… for the scale. The potential applications for therapeutic relationships are discussed.
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