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Showing 1 to 20 of 66 for “"therapist's"”.
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Play Therapist's Perspectives on Culturally Sensitive Play Therapy
… for Play Therapy (2009) promotes play therapists’ awareness of personal cultural identity, obtaining continuous cultural knowledge, and displaying culturally appropriate practices. Play therapy research includes studies on working with specific culturally diverse populations. Founding …
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Therapist's Use of Continuous Client Feedback to Influence Therapy
<p>This study collected the perceptions of therapists on how they use continuous client feedback to alter, or adjust, psychotherapy. Recent quantitative research has demonstrated that continuous client feedback can improve client outcomes regardless of treatment modalities used (Anker, Duncan, and …
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Therapist's Perceptions of Walk and Talk Therapy: A Grounded Study
… (Doucette, 2004). Despite, a small number of therapists using the approach (Gontang, 2009), anecdotal research (Hays, 1994), and a description of the approach (Doucette, 2004), little is known about walk and talk therapy. In this qualitative study 11 therapists were interviewed about their …
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Therapist's construction of trauma work and negotiating the therapeutic relationship
… study aims to critically explore the discourses therapists use to construct trauma. Five therapists (two counselling psychologists, one clinical psychologist, one gestalt therapist and one psychotherapist), who self-identified as working with trauma, were interviewed. The transcripts were …
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Therapy Dogs in Couple and Family Therapy - A Therapist's Perspective
… was to contribute an increased understanding of therapists' experiences working with therapy dogs in couple and family therapy. This qualitative study sought to describe the overall experience of therapists who work with therapy dogs in couple and family therapy, including managing the therapy …
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Music therapy as discourse and discipline : a study of 'music therapist's dilemma'
… perspective on the question of how music therapists talk about music therapy and how much a metalanguage relates to music therapy as an evolving discipline and profession. I ask whether there is a discourse of music therapy, and what the implications of this might be. Common to music …
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The Therapist's Emotional Experience: A Compass to Navigate Therapy with Eating Disordered Clients
There has been a movement towards research on the therapist and their capacity in providing treatment for eating disorders (Garner, 1985; Thompson & Sherman, 1989). This Doctoral Thesis Portfolio attempts to provide insight into therapy with the eating disordered population from therapists’ …
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A Qualitative Exploration of Psychodynamic Therapist's Experiences When Working with Parents in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy
<p>A Qualitative Exploration of Psychodynamic Therapist's Experiences of Working with Parents in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy. </p> <p>By</p> <p>Clair Siegman, MA </p> <p>Advisor: Steve Tuber, PhD </p> <p>The aim of this study was to identify how therapists incorporate parent-work into their …
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Experiencia de los psicoterapeutas que trabajan con pacientes con trastorno de personalidad límite
… to identify the manifestations of the psychotherapist that arise in the therapeutic relationship, identify the factors that influence the success or failure of therapy from the psychotherapist's perspective, and describe the coping strategies of psychotherapists dealing with BPD intervention …
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An Exploration of the Use of Mirroring as a Therapeutic Technique for the Art Therapist
… of art therapy. It's purpose was to increase art therapist's understanding and validation of the therapeutic uses of mirroring within the art therapy session. Counterindications regarding the use of mirroring were also examined.</p> <p>Semi-structured telephone interviews were conducted with three …
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Sexual Addiction and MFT: Therapists' Perspectives on Facilitating Individual and Relationship Healing
… in couple therapy for sexual addiction from the therapist's perspective, including the therapist's role in that process. The findings suggest that couple recovery from sexual addiction includes (a) individual responsibility in recovery (which includes themes of trauma, family-of-origin, emotional …
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Clients' Views Regarding the Inclusion of Religious Issues in Couple Therapy
… religion plays in the lives of many clients, therapists often do not ask about or address religious issues in therapy. Argument is given for why religious issues should not be excluded from therapy as well as why religion has historically been avoided by many therapists. To understand what …
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Common and Model-Specific Factors: What Marital Therapy Model Developers, Their Former Students, and Their Clients Say About Change
… aspects of therapy directly informed by the therapist's model. Model-dependent categories include common conceptualizations, common interventions, and common outcomes. Factors within the model-independent category include general aspects of therapy that are not directly related to the …
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Narrative therapy in the South African context : a case study
… and on restraints inherent in the author-therapist's and the client's contexts and in the site of study, namely a South African university. The story of co-authoring a client's life and relationships is presented via a qualitative, exploratory design and single case study methodology. Data …
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Art Therapy in West Germany: A Study of Theories and Methods
… of patients is included to demonstrate the art therapist's procedure in therapy. This paper concludes with the description of mutualities and differences in the practical application of both approaches.</p>
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Internal Family Systems' Influence on Beginning Therapists' Awareness of Internal Processes: A Qualitative Study
… to focus not only on the client's but also the therapist's internal processes. Given the recent systemic focus in the MFT field on the therapists' internal processes and how to train therapists to become aware of them and their influence in the clinical work, this qualitative study used a …
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Treatment of anxiety using manualized protocol: a case study
… of symptoms and others show no change. The therapist's experience with and resulting perspective on manualized therapy is included.
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