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Therapists: From family to Clients
As a paradigm of a wounded healer, parentified therapists may be gifted with therapeutic talents, but also with related vulnerabilities that may have a significant influence on their therapeutic practice. Therefore, the aim of the current study was to explore the impact of parentification on …
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Therapists' Perceived Influence of Language: Second Language Spanish Speaking Therapists with Native Spanish-Speaking Clients
… To achieve this goal, the researcher interviewed therapists who speak Spanish as a second language and work with native Spanish-speaking clients. Data analysis was completed using ethnographic research methods, which resulted in the emergence of three themes. The first theme included therapists' …
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Therapists’ Experience of the Therapeutic Encounter
Part A - Therapists' Experience of Working in Their Second Language: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis The current project employed semi-structured interviews with 9 coordinate and 2 compound bilingual therapists working in their second language with monolingual adult clients. The study …
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A phenomenological exploration of foreign-born therapists’ experiences of relocation: implications for therapists’ identity and clinical work
… study was to gain insight into how foreign-born therapists’ experiences of relocation and adjustment in the new country, Belgium, shape their personal and professional identities and clinical practice, and impact on their client work. Methodology / Design: Four participants (2 psychologists and 2 …
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Attitudes of Virginia Dentists Toward Dental Therapists
… Mid-Level Dental Providers, specifically dental therapists (DT), and determine if American Dental Association (ADA) membership affected attitudes. Methods: After IRB approval, data was collected with an online survey sent to 1208 VA dentists. Participants responded to 11 Likert type scale …
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Experiences of Balance Among Novice Occupational Therapists
<p>For new occupational therapists, finding balance between the demands of work and their personal lives is challenging. The transition from student to practitioner is filled with uncertainty as new therapists try to meet the demands of working in a continuously changing environment. Research …
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The countertransference experience of beginning family therapists
… of the therapist to doing therapy. Family therapists do not often use the term "countertransference,” and they have, with some exceptions, avoided exploring the emotional response of therapists in both research and training. The purpose of this study was to describe how the concept of …
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THERAPISTS’ RESPONSE TO PROSPECTIVE CLIENTS: THE ROLE OF PERCEIVED GENDERED, RELIGIOUS IDENTITY ON THERAPISTS’ ELECTRONIC RESPONSE TO NEW CLIENTS
Muslim American adults experience significant discrimination (approx. 60%) in personal and institutional settings in part due to disproportionately negative media portrayals that racialize Muslim Americans in gendered ways (Joshi, 2006; Karim & Eid, 2012; Mogahed & Ikramullah, 2022; Shaheen, 2003; …
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Occupational therapists in Aotearoa responding to community need
… and social injustice. Occupational therapists recognise their potential contribution to areas of community practice, utilising their occupational perspective to address contextual barriers facing communities, and enhancing opportunities for occupational engagement. The primary aim of …
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Therapists who practice mindfulness meditation : implications for therapy
… research on how mindfulness practice influences therapists and their work. The current study looked specifically at how the influence of mindfulness meditation (MM) was experienced by therapists in the context of their work. An interpretive description methodology was used to guide the research …
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Predictors of burnout for women of color therapists
… of workplace burnout for women of color who are therapists. There is limited research conducted that addresses the interplay between racial discrimination and the experience of burnout for this population. Historically, women of color have unique cultural backgrounds and intersecting stressors …
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