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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"therapist self-disclosure"”.

  1. An exploration of South Asian clients' experiences of therapist self-disclosure in individual therapy

    … et al., 2000), the reasons for which are many. Therapist self-disclosure (TSD) could be considered as a potentially significant part of a therapeutic encounter when providing effective therapy in a culturally diverse society. This study will attempt to explore SA participants’ subjective …

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  2. A phenomenological exploration into the personal experience and impact of therapist self-disclosure on the therapist

    Extensive research has been carried out on self-disclosure within the therapeutic relationship. The emphasis remains on disclosure offering therapeutic benefit for the client. Thus, the therapist primarily enters the therapeutic space in the service of healing for the client. However, it may be …

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  3. Identity-Focused Therapist Self-Disclosure in Matched Sexual/Gender Minority Dyads: A Longitudinal Therapy Process-Outcome Study

    <p>Therapist self-disclosure (TSD) is a controversial clinical intervention whose benefits and drawbacks remain contested. Notably, no prior research has differentiated explicitly between self-disclosures related to the therapist’s core identities and those peripheral to identity, and qualitative …

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  4. When Cancer Hits Home: Providing a theoretical foundation for defining self-disclosure of personal cancer coping experience in oncology social workers’ helping relationships

    … roles in research and theory development of therapist self-disclosure. Recently developed decision-making models aid in effective self-disclosure, with attention to specific populations. Recent research has correlated therapist self-disclosure with patient’s increased treatment satisfaction …

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  5. Men's reactions to variants of self-disclosure in male psychotherapists.

    … evidence of the generally enhancing effects of therapist self-disclosure and the growing awareness of the critical role of gender as a mediating variable in psychotherapy, there has been little empirical research that examines self-disclosure as a gender-specific variable and no research …

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  6. Self-disclosure utilized in a dyadic interview as an intervention in a military community mental health system

    In this study the position was taken that therapist self-disclosure could be utilized as an intake interview intervention. It was believed that initiating a working therapeutic relationship would appear to require the ability to collect pertinent and reliable information from the client. Mutual …

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  7. Master Therapists' Perceptions of Self-Disclosure Use in Individual Psychotherapy: A Qualitative Study

    The majority of psychotherapy practitioners use therapist self-disclosure (TSD; Lane, Farber, & Geller, 2001; Henretty & Levitt, 2010), clients say it is helpful (Hanson, 2005) Hill, Helms, Tichenor, Spiegel, O’Grady, & Perry, E., 1988), and a growing body of research and theory suggests that …

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  8. What do Women in Therapy for an Eating Disorder find Helpful? A Qualitative Study

    … were conducted with nine women and one therapist who treated each of them individually. Qualitative methods of analysis were employed that privileged the voices of participants and used the therapist's comments to add depth to the understanding of the results. The results of this …

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